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Unethical Practices in the Creation of Trade Shows
09:39 - 14:33 (04:54)
One CEO used aggressive tactics to encourage CEOs in Asia to work harder and be more aggressive, while another company created a remote work trade show in an unethical manner.
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Brothers Oliver, Marc, and Alexander Samwer started a clone company called Rocket Internet with their winnings from selling several other clone companies.
09:39 - 11:39 (02:00)
Summary
Brothers Oliver, Marc, and Alexander Samwer started a clone company called Rocket Internet with their winnings from selling several other clone companies. The idea came after one of the brothers visited the Silicon Valley startup scene and the company grew to be valued at billions of dollars.
ChapterUnethical Practices in the Creation of Trade Shows
Episode#34 - CES Highlights, Cloning US Startups & Compliance Education
PodcastMy First Million
The speaker shares a story about a CEO who gathered 20 other CEOs and encouraged them to work harder and be more aggressive, and suggests that this may have been done in an unethical way.
11:39 - 12:59 (01:19)
Summary
The speaker shares a story about a CEO who gathered 20 other CEOs and encouraged them to work harder and be more aggressive, and suggests that this may have been done in an unethical way.
ChapterUnethical Practices in the Creation of Trade Shows
Episode#34 - CES Highlights, Cloning US Startups & Compliance Education
PodcastMy First Million
Blackstone, the largest private equity firm in the world, recently purchased trade shows, including one in the digital marketing industry for nearly $50 million, indicating the continued value of trade shows.
12:59 - 14:33 (01:34)
Summary
Blackstone, the largest private equity firm in the world, recently purchased trade shows, including one in the digital marketing industry for nearly $50 million, indicating the continued value of trade shows. A potential trade show on remote work is discussed, as conferences and trade shows are big money-making businesses.