How Carlo Cisco is creating "AMEX for the next generation"

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How Carlo Cisco is creating AMEX for the next generation

What you’ll learn from this interview:

What he learned from his time at Groupon Japan, helping turn it into one of the company's largest and most successful international markets in just two months
The problem with most credit card rewards programs today and how he’s filling this gap with SELECT: “The Black Card for Millennials”
How Carlo solved the chicken and egg problem of a marketplace business model (building up strong merchant partnerships whilst simultaneously growing their consumer user base)

My guest today is Carlo Cisco, he’s a serial entrepreneur who launched his first successful business in college, helping bring thousands of customers to local venues throughout Miami. He has helped build or grow startups of all sizes ranging from pre-development stage startups to Groupon. Most notably, he helped build Groupon Japan, turning it into one of the company's largest and most successful international markets in just two months.

He is currently the Founder & CEO of SELECT, a private membership community and concierge service that provides access to exclusive events, insider pricing and VIP perks at thousands of locations. SELECT partners with top-rated local restaurants and nightlife venues as well as premier global brands in travel, retail, entertainment & more. SELECT's 18,000+ members receive exclusive benefits at over 1.6 million partner locations. SELECT works with numerous leading brands across industries including TAO Group, H.Wood Group, SBE, The One Group, Cole Haan, Bose, IHG, Hyatt, Kimpton, Priceline, Hawaiian Airlines and many, many others.

IG: @carlocisco & @theselectcard

W: meetselect.com

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How Carlo Cisco is creating "AMEX for the next generation"

The James Harrisson Show

published 5年之前

MP3•单集首页

How Carlo Cisco is creating AMEX for the next generation

What you’ll learn from this interview:

What he learned from his time at Groupon Japan, helping turn it into one of the company's largest and most successful international markets in just two months
The problem with most credit card rewards programs today and how he’s filling this gap with SELECT: “The Black Card for Millennials”
How Carlo solved the chicken and egg problem of a marketplace business model (building up strong merchant partnerships whilst simultaneously growing their consumer user base)

IG: @carlocisco & @theselectcard

W: meetselect.com

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What you’ll learn from this interview: What Jordan learned from selling salami and mozzarella sandwiches to private school kids when he was growing up How his blog with a few hundred subscribers evolved 3 years later into a successful podcast and full service creative agency How he’s been able to overcome and manage challenges with anxiety The common thread he sees in all of the high performing people he interviews How he became involved with cryptocurrency and what he recommends for people who want to learn more My guest today is Jordan Michaelides, he’s the host of the Uncommon Podcast where he interviews unique individuals to help the audience build knowledge, skills & mindset He’s also the co-founder and managing director of Neuralle, a digital agency specialising in creating audio & video content that generates growth. He’s also Head Of Partnerships at CoinJar, a venture backed digital currency exchange based in Melbourne. I wanted to bring Jordan on the show to find out what he’s learned from interviewing so many unique and interesting people, how he grew his agency and what’s next for him IG: @uncommon_show & @jordanmichaelides Website: neuralle.com Podcast: Uncommon…

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CEO & Founder of Trainual: Chris Ronzio on building and scaling a SaaS business 45:07

5 years之前45:07

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What you’ll learn from this interview: How an internal tool in Chris’ consulting business evolved into Trainual Why he decided to shut down his very profitable consulting business to go all in on Trainual Why it’s a myth that in order to build a successful business we need to sacrifice our personal life, and how he’s been able to balance business success with relationship, health & family success My guest today is Chris Ronzio, he’s the founder and CEO of Trainual, a tool that growing businesses use to document processes and to simplify onboarding and training Prior to launching Trainual, Chris ran an operations consulting firm that helped businesses systematize and scale I wanted to bring Chris on the show to find out why he launched Trainual, how he’s grown it, and what’s next for him IG: @chrisronzio & @trainual W: chrisronzio.com trainual.com Podcast: Process Makes Perfect…

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He wants to have coffee with 500 strangers, here’s why 43:25

5 years之前43:25

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What you’ll learn from this interview: How Tom went from shy kid to interviewing strangers on the street about their lives Why he feels so driven to explore the human experience What he’s learned so far about what it is to be human Plus more! My guest today is Tom Norman, he’s the creator of How To Be Human which is a quest to explore our humanness, one conversation at a time. Through events, conversations over coffee, a weekly podcast and a Facebook community, he’s in search of what really lies at the heart of being human. I wanted to bring Tom on the show to find out his story, what he’s learned travelling the world talking to interesting people, and what he hopes to achieve with this project W: https://howtobehuman.co/ IG: @howtobehuman_ & @iamtomnorman…

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Why the tough conversations we avoid are the key to our success (and how to have more of them) 46:20

5 years之前46:20