Podcasts about circustrix

Case Lawrence is the founder of CircusTrix (now SkyZone), the world's largest owner, operator, and franchisor of trampoline parks with over 300 facilities, 5,000 employees, and 50 million annual guests. In this episode, Case discusses his experience campaigning for the U.S. House of Representatives in Utah's 3rd District, drawing parallels between running for office and starting a business. His wife, Kerri, shares her perspective on involving the family in both the trampoline park business and the political campaign. Case highlights the sacred relationship between investors and entrepreneurs, the importance of remaining true to your values in the face of adversity, and the benefits of involving children in the business journey. Case and Kerri's story will inspire you to take the leap into entrepreneurship during both times of famine and prosperity.

Guest Bio:Case is the Founder and Chairman of CircusTrix—the largest developer, operator and franchisor of trampoline parks in the world. CircusTrix has over 300 facilities and over 4,000 employees and owns the leading brands in the industry including Defy, SkyZone, Rockin' Jump, Superfly and Ryze. Case is currently a candidate for the US House of Representatives in Utah's 3rd District.

In this Episode of Case Studies, we delve into the fascinating world of Case Lawrence, Case is the Founder and former CEO of CircusTrix (now SkyZone) which he launched in the aftermath of the financial crisis in 2008. This has created more than 5,000 jobs that support families all over the country. SkyZone is the largest owner, operator and franchisor of Trampoline Parks in the world and stands as a truly unique Utah success story! Although he retired as CEO in 2019, Case continues to be actively involved as Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors. Case has been featured in Forbes, The New York Times and other publications as a pioneer in Active Entertainment, and a thought leader for the increasingly relevant "Experiential" segment of the consumer economy. In 2017, Case was named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year; and in 2019, Case was named CEO of the Year by Utah Business.Our conversation takes us back to the year 2000, a time when the internet was a burgeoning frontier, ripe with opportunity. Case reminisces about his days on Sand Hill Road, the epicenter of venture capital, where he rubbed shoulders with industry legends and witnessed the birth of companies that would go on to redefine the global economic landscape. His stories from this era, offer a rare glimpse into the heady days of Silicon Valley's modern gold rush.But perhaps the most compelling chapter of Case's journey is his recent decision to enter the political arena as a candidate for Congress. This bold move is driven by his desire to leverage his entrepreneurial acumen for public service, aiming to bring about substantial change through innovative policies and a fresh perspective on governance. His campaign, rooted in the principles of entrepreneurship, emphasizes problem-solving, accountability, and the importance of adapting to new challenges—values that have guided him throughout his career.Join us as Case Lawrence shares the rich tapestry of his journey, from the dizzying heights of Silicon Valley's boom to the corridors of Congress, where he aims to bring about change. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a seasoned business professional, or simply interested in the confluence of business acumen and political service, this episode promises a wealth of inspiration, insights, and a powerful message about the courage to lead and the vision to transform society.DONATE TO CASE'S CAMPAIGNCASE FOR CONGRESS WEBSITE Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Host: Taylor Morgan Case Lawrence, Founder and Former CEO of CircusTrix (now Sky Zone) and CD3 GOP Candidate, joins the show to share why he’s running for Congress, what the process was like for him to get on the ballot, and what top priorities he hopes to address.

Host: Taylor Morgan Case Lawrence running for Utah’s 3rd Congressional District Case Lawrence, Founder and Former CEO of CircusTrix (now Sky Zone) and CD3 GOP Candidate, joins the show to share why he’s running for Congress, what the process was like for him to get on the ballot, and what top priorities he hopes to address. Eye on the Hill: SB177 Absenteeism Prevention Amendments Sen. Mike Kennedy is sponsoring a bill, SB177 Absenteeism Prevention Amendments, which would address the issue of chronic absenteeism among students with parents and teachers. He joins the show to discuss what encouraged him to propose this bill and how it would solve this issue at Utah schools. Eye on the Hill: HB560 Licensing Modifications House Majority Whip Karianne Lisonbee joins the show to discuss a bill she’s sponsoring, HB560 Licensing Modifications, which would repeal parts of Utah’s abortion clinic ban and simplify any legal questions surrounding it. She joins the show to discuss what the response has been like towards the bill. What does tourism look like in Utah? Vicki Varela, Recently Retired Managing Director at the Utah Office of Tourism, joins the show to discuss her transition out of her role at the Utah Office of Tourism and share her reflections on the status of tourism in the state.

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In this episode, we are joined by Shawn Goff with EY, Case Lawrence from CircusTrix, and Eric Farr from BrainStorm. They tell us all about the Entrepreneur Of The Year Program and how folks can apply. Case and Eric explain what the process was like for them, why they think it's a fantastic program for all entrepreneurs, and offer insight as to what the judges like to see. Learn more about the program at ey.com/us/eoy/utah_region, or reach out to the program team at utaheoy@ey.com.    

In this episode, we are joined by Shawn Goff with EY, Case Lawrence from CircusTrix, and Eric Farr from BrainStorm. They tell us all about the Entrepreneur Of The Year Program and how folks can apply. Case and Eric explain what the process was like for them, why they think it's a fantastic program for all entrepreneurs, and offer insight as to what the judges like to see. Learn more about the program at ey.com/us/eoy/utah_region, or reach out to the program team at utaheoy@ey.com.    

During this episode, You Me and Your Top Three host, Gregg Garrett, speaks with Ryan Green, Co-Founder and CEO of Gridwise - The #1 companion app for rideshare drivers. Ryan shares his history as a Naval Officer turned entrepreneurial CEO who is actively shaping the ride-share market in the US. He discusses how fragmented the mobility market is and how companies that fill the white space and provide integration will be the long-term winners. Ryan speaks to the importance of keeping the ends in mind and how being focused on realistic means is key to driving out a two-sided business model. Of course, Ryan speaks about his top three including his first entrepreneurial business partner, his tech-minded business partner of today, and a formal investor and advisor who reminds him to always “keep his saw sharp”. Finally, Ryan shares his thoughts about the difference between management and leadership and shares advice with leaders about how to surround yourself with positive energy to maintain the bravery to innovate and disrupt. About Ryan Green Ryan started his first company while attending the Naval Academy, providing online financial education & coaching services in the realm of Foreign Exchange Trading. He grew the team to 7 members and partnered with one of the largest FX currency brokerages in the US. After serving as an active-duty Naval Officer, he transitioned into working on an FX trading desk at PNC, where he worked with clients to execute multi-million dollar currency trades. He later left PNC to start Gridwise. As the CEO of Gridwise, Ryan plays a pivotal role as the visionary for the company focusing the majority of his efforts on platform strategy & execution, customer acquisition strategy & execution, business development, sales, fundraising, and hiring. Show Highlights Segment 1: Overview 1:22        Capitalizing on the edges of the mobility industry. (Uber. Lyft.) 4:16        About Ryan Green – Co-Founder and CEO of Gridwise – The #1 companion app for rideshare drivers. 6:11        The non-traditional route: From middle school Entrepreneurship to the Naval Academy and Collegiate Football to the Mobility space. (United States Naval Academy.) 8:46        About Gridwise  – solving the inaccessibility and fragmentation of data problems for mobility providers. 11:50      Entrepreneurship from a young age. Segment 2: The “Top Three”   13:22      Ryan’s “Top Three”: Ty Nielson – The highs and lows of life. (CircusTrix.) 17:34      Ryan’s “Top Three”: Brian Finamore – Key part to the success of Gridwise. (Cornell University. Carnegie Melon University.) 24:43      “The strongest relationships are built when people who go through adverse challenges and overcome together.” (Techstars.) 26:50      Ryan’s “Top Three”: Ted Serbinski – The support system for the company. (Techstars Detroit.) 29:38      Accelerator Classes – building and maintaining strong relationships. 31:48      “If you’re going to cut down a forest of trees, you can’t do that unless you sharpen the saw.” – Ted Serbinski 35:32      The importance of the family support system. Segment 3: Industry Disruption & Transformation   37:13      The experience of being in the midst of disruption. 39:10      Trends: On-demand modes of transportation. The fragmentation of services in the industry. 42:51      Building a two-sided business model and creating a smarter mobility grid. 47:09      Gridwise’s Growth: 4 to 32 cities in one year.  90,000 ride share drivers on the platform. Growing 20% month over month.  49:30      Keeping the faith through the ups and downs of building a company. 52:30      Hints for entrepreneurs: “You have to just figure out what those core tasks/projects/initiatives are that you can keep moving while, in parallel, fundraising.” 54:44      What’s going on with autonomy? “We will see quite the hybrid market until 2030 – 2035.” Segment 4: Wrapping Up 57:45      “Leadership comes down to your ability to empower people to achieve their full potential.”  1:01:26  The importance of team on the leadership position. 1:03:10  Advice to leaders: “A lot of the successful has come from surrounding yourself with likeminded people who share your ambitions.” 1:05:50  Visit Gridwise.io or the app store!

Walk Like Beggars | Case Lawerence is the Founder and CEO of CircusTrix. With over 300 facilities and 3,000 employees worldwide, CircusTrix is the largest owner, operator and franchisor of trampoline parks in the world and owns the leading brands in the industry including Defy, SkyZone, Rockin' Jump, Superfly and Ryze. In 2018, CircusTrix was named the #2 Fastest Growing Company in Utah and joined the Inc 5000 List for the 2nd consecutive year. CircusTrix has raised over $300 million of investment capital from Peery Partners, Palladium Equity and others. Case has been featured in Forbes, The New York Times and other publications as a pioneer in Active Recreation; and a leading innovator in Marketing to Millennials. In 2017, Case was named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year. In 2018, Case was named Executive of the Year by BusinessQ Magazine. Case received a JD from Duke Law School and a BA in American Studies from Brigham Young University. Case and his wife, Kerri, currently serve on the Presidents Leadership Council at Brigham Young University. Case was moments away from declaring bankruptcy during the ‘08 recession. Now we runs a global company with hundreds of millions in revenue. From law to trampolines. Learn about he revolutionized the indoor entertainment sphere.

Jeff Platt is CEO of Sky Zone, and the creator of the trampoline park concept - although its not originally what he set out to do.  When the trampoline court for a new sport concept attracted attention from nearby kids at a skate park, they realized they needed to shift to experience-based recreation.  Today, Sky Zone has more than 200 locations worldwide, and was acquired by CircusTrix in early 2018. In this episode, Jeff shares: Advice for young leaders His approach to his role and how Sky Zone fosters innovation How his perceptions were changed after being on Undercover Boss His philosophy that the guest experience is secondary to the team member experience

Daniel Sumner of Univ. of California, Davis explains the homeland effects of Trump's tariffs. Phil Bresnahan of Univ. of California San Diego describes how Smartfin surfers can help with oceanography. Grant Schultz of Brigham Young Univ. says eliminating left turns increases traffic safety. David Garrow, author of “Bearing the Cross,” remembers Martin Luther King, Jr. Sankar Swaminathan of Univ of Utah on tick-borne disease. Case Lawrence of CircusTrix manages a trampoline park.

BYU's Quinn Mecham discusses the violence in Israel and tension in Iran. Case Lawrence from CircusTrix talks about the trampoline business. Deryn Strange of John Jay College of Criminal Justice explains the pitfalls of body cam footage. Brittany Long Olsen shares her daily journal in the form of comic strips. Rod Gustafson of Parent Previews reviews "Breaking In" and "Life of the Party." Jeremy Konyndyk from the Center for Global Development on the Ebola outbreak.

Case Lawrence went from the brink of bankruptcy to found and lead a global trampoline park company with over 300 locations in just 7 years. As a commercial real estate developer in California, Case was decimated by the Great Recession of 2008. While trying to pull the pieces of his life back together, he visited a trampoline park in San Francisco with his sons, which inspired him to launch CircusTrix.  CircusTrix provides extreme indoor recreational experiences by featuring trampolines, foam pits, ninja warrior courses; and trick and stunt attractions of all varieties. CircusTrix is now the largest owner, operator and franchisor of trampoline parks in the world.    In the episode, Case discusses how he saved his commercial real estate company from the brink of bankruptcy in 2008; the strategies he used during that dark time period to cope with failure; how he expanded CircusTrix from its humble beginnings to a global powerhouse in just seven years; and why he believes early success can be a curse rather than a blessing.    You can find out more about CircusTrix at this link. - Get your FREE copy of my e-book. Text OZAN to 345345 or navigate to weeklycontrarian.com to download a free copy of my e-book, The Contrarian Handbook: 8 Principles for Innovating Your Thinking. Along with your free e-book, you’ll get the Weekly Contrarian — a newsletter that challenges conventional wisdom and changes the way we look at the world (plus access to exclusive content for subscribers only). Don’t want to miss future episodes? Be sure to subscribe to the podcast and leave a review on iTunes or Google Play. As always, thanks for listening. 

We are in the pioneer stages of what is called the "Experience Economy." People today, especially millennials, are more interested in buying experiences than products. Today I talk with Case Lawrence a thought-leader in the experience economy. He is the CEO and founder of CircusTrix, the largest indoor recreation and trampoline park company in the world with more than 290 locations. Today we talk about how our addiction to sharing our experiences is changing the world economy as we know it. Be sure to tune in for a thought-provoking episode. Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 33: The Experience Economy with Case Lawrence

We are in the pioneer stages of what is called the "Experience Economy." People today, especially millennials, are more interested in buying experiences than products. Today I talk with Case Lawrence a thought-leader in the experience economy. He is the CEO and founder of CircusTrix, the largest indoor recreation and trampoline park company in the world with more than 290 locations. Today we talk about how our addiction to sharing our experiences is changing the world economy as we know it. Be sure to tune in for a thought-provoking episode. Thank you to Zach for his $30 per month support! As well as to Mike, Julie, and Tiana for becoming $15 per month Patrons! … More Ep. 33: The Experience Economy with Case Lawrence The post Ep. 33: The Experience Economy with Case Lawrence appeared first on The Edge of Ideas.

Fun? Here is what fun is to me, Bowl of popcorn, Large glass of Chocolate Milk, And a brand new episode of Dumb It Down. And the Dumb It Down team wishes you enjoy that to.  Case Lawrence and Bo Chat about how to Create Fun. You will delight how to make fun, how to avoid being bored and go out there and break a leg (not serious) Case has been Creating fun North Carolina, Las Vegas, Hong kong, Some places in Europe, and over 30 different places www.circustrix.com Case is well an expert in not just creating fun, but being fun himself.   www.greenmangopest.com www.blackhatsecurity.com www.Itunes.com www.tunein.com (Clyde Bawden) www.tendollartieclub.com TMC International www.Premierpride.com www.howardlyonart.com www.Circustrix.com Brianna Carpenter is the most reliable editor EVER EVER!! She is so trustworthy with her work.  I am the happiest person on the team because of her.                 www.Libsyn.com