Steve Salis's guest appearances

Steve Salis

GenY Success Show with Jason Bay | Weekly discussions on Business, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Millennials, Gen Y

DC Entrepreneur

Management Blueprint

Garrett Sutton

Steve Anderson

Randy Gage

Brian Burke

Jay Newton-Small

Rob Pegoraro

Eric Brotman

Gail Doby

Marc Reklau

David McCourt

Andrew Miller

Matt Davis

Alex Castro

Stacy Sherman

Steve Alexander

OwlTail

Steve Salis is a serial consumer brand entrepreneur and investor. His company, Salis Holdings, has ownership interests in 14 companies in a diverse spectrum of industries, including technology, food and beverage, hospitality, and real estate. We talk about why the private equity business model is broken, what millennial employees want from their jobs, and the key differences between a specialist and a generalist in your business.     Timestamps [00:39] Steve’s entrepreneurial journey [05:44] How Steve launched and scaled his pizza business  [13:41] Why Steve believes the private equity business model is broken  [18:32] Steve’s experience with management blueprints [24:16] The benefits of having an intelligence engine in your business [30:19] The business maturation process and why you must understand it  [31:19] How to differentiate the rockstars and the superstars in your business [33:30] How to professionalize your business growth trajectory [35:28] The key differences between a specialist and a generalist  [37:40] Why not everyone in your business is meant for leadership  [40:05] What millennial employees want from their jobs  [43:22] Steve’s new consumer platform: Catalogue.co   Links and Resources Steve Salis’ LinkedIn Salis Holdings Company Website The Catalogue Consumer Platform Steve Preda’s Book: Buyable Complete the Buyability Assessment for Your Business https://StevePreda.com

Steve Salis is a serial consumer brand entrepreneur and investor. His company, Salis Holdings, has ownership interests in 14 companies in a diverse spectrum of industries, including technology, food and beverage, hospitality, and real estate. We talk about why the private equity business model is broken, what millennial employees want from their jobs, and the key differences between a specialist and a generalist in your business.   Timestamps [00:39] Steve’s entrepreneurial journey [05:44] How Steve launched and scaled his pizza business  [13:41] Why Steve believes the private equity business model is broken  [18:32] Steve’s experience with management blueprints [24:16] The benefits of having an intelligence engine in your business [30:19] The business maturation process and why you must understand it  [31:19] How to differentiate the rockstars and the superstars in your business [33:30] How to professionalize your business growth trajectory [35:28] The key differences between a specialist and a generalist  [37:40] Why not everyone in your business is meant for leadership  [40:05] What millennial employees want from their jobs  [43:22] Steve’s new consumer platform: <a href="http://Catalogue.co" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Catalogue.co</a> Links and Resources <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevesalis/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Steve Salis’ LinkedIn</a> <a href="https://salisholdings.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Salis Holdings Company Website</a> <a href="https://catalogue.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Catalogue Consumer Platform</a> <a href="https://buyablebusiness.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Steve Preda’s Book: Buyable</a> <a href="https://buyabilityassessment.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Complete the Buyability Assessment for Your Business</a> <a href="https://StevePreda.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://StevePreda.com</a>

57: Install an Intelligence Machine with Steve Salis

George speaks with Steve Salis a DC-Based, serial entrepreneur and executive, who has founded an impressive portfolio of brands under his company Salis Holdings. He’s the owner of Kramerbooks and Afterwords cafe—the iconic 44 year old bookstore in Dupont Circle—the owner of Ted’s Bulletin; the founder of Federalist Pig American BBQ restaurant; a co-founder of real estate venture Prefab Partners: and former CEO of &amp;pizza. In Ballston, Virginia he’s recently opened Sidekick Bakery. Steve has invested in these concepts because he believes in the strength of their collective brands, saying "anytime you're buying a company, it's like you're buying someone's art."Steve talks about his path to becoming a business owner and his motto and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs is to "get comfortable being uncomfortable."Support the show

George speaks with Steve Salis a DC-Based, serial entrepreneur and executive, who has founded an impressive portfolio of brands under his company Salis Holdings. He’s the owner of Kramerbooks and Afterwords cafe—the iconic 44 year old bookstore in Dupont Circle—the owner of Ted’s Bulletin; the founder of Federalist Pig American BBQ restaurant; a co-founder of real estate venture Prefab Partners: and former CEO of &amp;pizza. In Ballston, Virginia he’s recently opened Sidekick Bakery. Steve has invested in these concepts because he believes in the strength of their collective brands, saying "anytime you're buying a company, it's like you're buying someone's art." Steve talks about his path to becoming a business owner and his motto and advice for aspiring entrepreneurs is to "get comfortable being uncomfortable."<a href="https://www.patreon.com/georgeindc" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

Steve Salis owner of Kramerbooks, Ted's Bulletin & Sidekick Bakery, Federalist Pig, and founder of &pizza and Prefab Partners