Episode 67: Gary Vee Joins Rich Kleiman In The First Ever Boardroom Cover Story

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Business, Entrepreneurship, Sports

4.4 • 620 Ratings

🗓️ 25 May 2022

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

The inaugural Veecon conference took over Minnesota last weekend and in this episode of Out Of Office, Rich and Gianni discuss Rich's trip to Minnesota where he took the Veecon stage as a speaker before traveling to landmarks spaces in Minneapolis including a trip to Paisley Park with Spike Lee. Then, the podcast dives into a conversation with none other than Gary Vaynerchuk himself. Gary Vee has lived many lives as an entrepreneur, marketer, and social media dynamo -- physical lives, that is. Meanwhile, in the reality of the virtual, it may be that the 45-year-old is just beginning to hit his futurist stride as the world of Web3 grows in both relevance and resonance. This episode of the inaugural Boardroom cover story includes a wide-ranging conversation in which Vaynerchuk goes deep on how he's managed to be years ahead on technological trends, the popularity and promise of NFT platforms and his broader vision for the future.

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0:00.0	What's up everybody and welcome to another boardroom out of office podcast.
0:16.0	My name is Rich Climman with me as always, my brother from another giani harrell what's up my g um thanks for
0:24.1	tuning in out of office thanks for listening to the sweet sounds of pete rock and seal smooth our theme music
0:32.5	um shit man what's up with you man chilling life's. Life's good. Basketball. Kanye's coming back to IG.
0:40.3	Life is good.
0:42.3	Man.
0:43.3	So the show today, by way, is our audio from the Gary Vee interview I did two weeks ago that appeared
0:50.2	on our first boardroom digital magazine cover.
0:55.4	Shout out Gary Vee.
0:57.7	Shout out the entire team that worked on the boardroom cover.
1:04.7	Shout out my friends at Weed Maps and Fan Duel, who were very present in my conversations this past weekend when I was in Minnesota.
1:07.2	And I was really only there for a day.
1:08.9	But my whole day in Minnesota Friday, which you weren't able to go to because you had a family obligation was really a wild
1:15.6	emotional ride like first and foremost Gary's becon was incredible he brought the who's who in the world of NFT and crypto and blockchain all to this stadium in Minnesota. But then afterwards, I went with Spike to visit
1:31.7	the George Floyd site. And it was just really painful, emotional, and important experience
1:38.3	for me to have. And obviously going with Spike was on a whole other level and what he meant to that
1:44.6	community showing up, but just to see this small town and to know what happened there and
1:49.3	that the whole world had their eyes on this spot and that that happened in the middle of the
1:54.2	day. Oh, God. It was, it was a lot, man, but it was important for me to be there. And I really,
2:00.7	I really feel like it was an important experience and something that I could talk to my children about and just something that, you know, I needed to do when I was in Minnesota. And then after that, I got the luxury of going to tour Paisley Park, Prince's studio. And that was just insane. I mean, his shoes, like 10,000 pairs of like custom heels. Is he a state big?
2:20.6	It's insane. Yes. It's like very innocuous dressed right off the road and through way in Minnesota.
2:26.8	You go through the security gate and it's just like live rooms and studio rooms and stages and his clothing and his purple piano and the motorcycle
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