Podcast appearances and mentions of eugene remm

We brought one of the close friends to the show who also happens to be a hospitality mastermind. Eugene Remm is one of the biggest inspirations in Dave Barry's career. The real estate mogul credits the mastermind in the hospitality industry, renowned for transforming the nightlife landscape. We chat on Remm's journey from busboy to boss, from the inception of EMM Group to his role in iconic venues like Catch and Tenjune. Eugene Remm has made a lasting impact on New York City's social scene through his vision of redefined luxury dining and entertainment. Neither the information, nor any opinion contained in this podcast, constitutes an offer to buy or sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy or sell securities or other financial instruments or to participate in any advisory services or trading strategy. Nothing contained in this document constitutes investment, legal or tax advice or is an endorsement of any of the investments/companies mentioned herein.

On today's episode of the GaryVee Audio Experience, I'm sharing a conversation I had in 2019 with entrepreneur, restaurateur, and wellness executive, Eugene Remm. We discuss the value of mentorship, the power of 'just asking', and the reality of entrepreneurship. If you are new to the workforce, an aspiring entrepreneur, or simply someone looking for a little career inspiration, this episode is for you. Enjoy!

Eugene Remm is the co-founder of Catch Hospitality Group, which owns and operates several high-end restaurants based in New York, LA, Las Vegas, and Playa Del Carmen. In 2016, Eugene co-founded Rumble Boxing which has quickly become one of the fastest-growing fitness concepts in America with 14 locations nationwide.During our conversation, we talk about everything from Eugene’s upbringing and moving to New York at age 2 from the former Soviet Union, his college days and early career and the valuable lessons he’s picked up along the way, his thoughts on management vs. leadership, the founding stories of Catch and Rumble, what advice he would give his 18-year-old self if he was just getting his career started, and much more.SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER & STAY UPDATED > http://bit.ly/tfh-newsletterFOLLOW TFH ON INSTAGRAM > http://www.instagram.com/thefounderhourFOLLOW TFH ON TWITTER > http://www.twitter.com/thefounderhourINTERESTED IN BECOMING A SPONSOR? EMAIL US > partnerships@thefounderhour.com

Los Angeles-based restauranteur Mark Birnbaum played a major role in transforming New York City’s Meatpacking District into one of the most sought after areas in Manhattan before settling in California to operate the West Hollywood outpost of globally influenced seafood restaurant Catch (2011). Dubbed by Forbes Magazine as one of the “New Kings of New York Hospitality,” Catch Hospitality Group (Catch Restaurants, Lexington Brass) co-founder Mark Birnbaum and his partner Eugene Remm pioneered dynamic hospitality experiences by using food, service and vibe to create seamless transitions between dining, nightlife and entertainment. With a focus on culture and brand, Birnbaum has propelled Catch from a standalone NYC flagship to an international phenomenon with successful locations in L.A., Playa del Carmen and Las Vegas, with additional outposts slated for 2019. Most recently CHG welcomed a new partner, hospitality business mogul Tilman J. Fertitta, whose privately owned Landry’s, Inc. is ranked among the largest corporations in the U.S. Follow Mark here: https://www.instagram.com/markbirnbaum/

Hey everyone! Today's episode is a very important one considering the time we are living in right now. I was joined by the ultra entrepreneur Eugene Remm on Instagram live and we talked about what it was like to have all of your businesses shut down in what seemed like the blink of an eye. We also discussed how you can create confidence during times of doubt. If there is anyone you want to see on The Playbook, just text me at (949) 298-2905. Don't forget I host a Free Training every Friday at 11:00 am PT / 2:00 pm ET. You can sign up by texting me at (949) 298-2905, emailing me at david@dmeltzer.com or by visiting https://dmeltzer.com/training

I'm so excited to have Eugene Remm as my guest on this show. He has started several businesses in the food and restaurant industry, and his company Rumble is one of the fastest-growing fitness companies in the country. On this show, Eugene talks about how he has turned his passions into successful businesses, he shares the business advice he would give a younger version of himself, and much more. "It comes down to a few key elements - authenticity, an awesome product, and awesome people who work there - because you can't reproduce that." - Eugene Remm

INTERNETS! On this episode of The Premium Pete Show, Pete sits down with Restauranteur/Entrepreneur/Philanthropist, MARK BIRNBAUM! Mark speaks on coming up on the NYC club scene in the late 90s, going into business with Eugene Remm to build Tenjune (one of NYC's biggest celebrity night clubs back in the day), befriending Diddy, pivoting business strategy from clubs to restaurants to create Catch & Catch Steak (two of the most sought after reservations in the US), partnering with Tillman Fertitta (owner of the Houston Rockets), Michael Jordan leaving him star-struck, his philanthropic endeavors with The Covenant House + so much more! Kick Back, Relax & PRESS Play, CHEA!

This week on Business Class, we welcome a fast-rising star in the fitness game, Rumble Boxing founder, Noah Neiman. In barely two years, Rumble has become one of the most talked about workout studios on Earth. They count investors like Justin Bieber and Slyvester Stallone, and a celebrity clientele that includes David Beckham, Kendall Jenner, and Kevin Hart.  After becoming one of the top trainers at Barry’s Bootcamp in NYC and amassing a viral Instagram following, plus a stint on Bravo’s WorkOut New York show, Noah founded Rumble with Eugene Remm from Flywheel.   With eight locations, the operation is currently valued at close to $100 million, and shows no sign of slowing down. Noah came on Business Class to discuss the company’s unique digital marketing, “trickle-down swaganomics,” and how he made it from the Harvard of Hustle to founding one of the hottest fitness gyms today. Listen to find out how this entrepreneur turned his passion into a profession, and went from Barry’s Bootcamp trainer, to founder of this fitness empire.

This week on Business Class, we welcome a fast-rising star in the fitness game, Rumble Boxing founder, Noah Neiman. In barely two years, Rumble has become one of the most talked about workout studios on Earth. They count investors like Justin Bieber and Slyvester Stallone, and a celebrity clientele that includes David Beckham, Kendall Jenner, and Kevin Hart.  After becoming one of the top trainers at Barry’s Bootcamp in NYC and amassing a viral Instagram following, plus a stint on Bravo’s WorkOut New York show, Noah founded Rumble with Eugene Remm from Flywheel.   With eight locations, the operation is currently valued at close to $100 million, and shows no sign of slowing down. Noah came on Business Class to discuss the company’s unique digital marketing, “trickle-down swaganomics,” and how he made it from the Harvard of Hustle to founding one of the hottest fitness gyms today. Listen to find out how this entrepreneur turned his passion into a profession, and went from Barry’s Bootcamp trainer, to founder of this fitness empire.

PLAY MORE CHESS AND LESS CHECKERS. We always make fun of dogs chasing their tails. It’s funny to watch- they spin and spin and spin trying to catch the impossible. They eventually flop onto the ground exhausted. What’s the “tail” you are chasing? You probably think something will change when you finally catch that thing that is just out of reach, but the reality is that it probably won’t. I’ve accomplished so many goals that ultimately left me feeling empty. Stop spinning around reaching for things that won’t ultimately bring you happiness. Instead, focus on the process and the impact you have on others. On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I talk about figuring out what really matters with a King of New York hospitality: Eugene Remm. Eugene Remm is an entrepreneur and wellness expert whose companies include Catch Hospitality Group (Catch Restaurants, Lexington Brass) and the boxing-inspired group fitness concept Rumble. Forbes Magazine dubbed him one of the “New Kings of New York Hospitality.” Eugene has been able to leverage social media in truly innovative ways by staying ahead of trends and being authentic. He had to learn through failure to be a team player. He now teaches that looking out for the benefit of all benefits you as well. So get ready to learn how to play big and stay humble on Episode 842. Some Questions I Ask: What happened to your nightclubs? (27:00) How do you handle relationships when their investments are lost? (28:00) What was the moment you had the biggest ego slap? (34:30) Why does a nightclub guy think he can start a fitness company? (47:00) How do you attract such high profile investors? (52:00) How do you manage 1000 people? (1:04:00) In This Episode You Will Learn: Why you should focus on the process and not the goal (7:00) Why it’s important to know your limit (21:00) The power of taking accountability for your failures (25:00) Why you need a balance of gut instincts and data (38:00) The three things you need to be successful (40:00) When to lean into a trend and when to go against it (42:00) Why paying people isn’t the number one thing (1:06:00) If you enjoyed this episode, check out the video, show notes and more at http://www.lewishowes.com/842 and follow at instagram.com/lewishowes

Eugene Remm is one of those rare people who I both genuinely like as a human being, and also has insane skills professionally. We share a super similar background — he also came to America from the Soviet Union and built successful businesses. And he did it by leveraging something I really believe in: doing free work for people who he admired. Lots of great insights in this episode that you guys will enjoy — especially if you’re getting started in your career. Question of the day: What’s the one business that you believe in that could be elevated by an experience? Tweet me your answers @GaryVee with the hashtag #GVAudioExperience ;) (The AskGaryVee Video episode will be available on my YouTube channel - youtube.com/garyvee - on Friday Feb 22nd at 1:37pm ET)

Eugene Remm is one of those rare people who I both genuinely like as a human being, and also has insane skills professionally. We share a super similar background — he also came to America from the Soviet Union and built successful businesses. And he did it by leveraging something I really believe in: doing free work for people who he admired. Lots of great insights in this episode that you guys will enjoy — especially if you’re getting started in your career. Question of the day: What’s the one business that you believe in that could be elevated by an experience? Tweet me your answers @GaryVee with the hashtag #GVAudioExperience ;) (The AskGaryVee Video episode will be available on my YouTube channel - youtube.com/garyvee - on Friday Feb 22nd at 1:37pm ET)

This episode brings two very unique individuals to the bar cart. Entrepreneur and wellness expert Eugene Remm joins ONE37pm's J.J. McCorvey to discuss building businesses based on his passion for food and fitness. Eugene tells his origin story of how his failures led to his success. Our second guest is author and fashion luminary Simon Doonan, who is best known as "the world's most-famous window dresser" as the creative ambassador for Barneys New York. He joins ONE37pm's Brian Anthony Hernandez to chat about his his latest book (Soccer Style: The Magic and Madness) that combines his two love of fashion and soccer; the most-fashionable World Cup players, the struggles of being gay before it was legal, and what he learned from working with Tyra Banks on America's Next Top Model.This week's Latest Launch recommendations are Marvel's Ant-Man and The Wasp, Chance The Rapper's benefit concert for the Special Olympics' 50th anniversary, and Belvedere's Lake Bartężek single estate rye vodka.

Internets!! This week on The Premium Pete Show, Pete is joined by Entrepreneur, Restaurateur, and one of the “New Kings of New York Hospitality” Eugene Remm. Mr. Remm recalls his first experiences in the nightlife and hospitality industries, which lead him to open the legendary NYC club TenJune, hosting parties for Jay-Z, Kanye West, Diddy and more. The Brooklyn native details the process of crossing over to the restaurant industry and successfully opening “Lexington Brass” and “Catch” locations across the world. Eugene also discusses building his fitness empire Rumble Boxing, which is backed by Justin Bieber, Sylvester Stallone and fitness giant Equinox Fitness Club. The ups, the downs and of course the gems! A truly inspiring Journey, Press PLAY and ENJOY!