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Welcome to Risky Routes, a short interview series telling the stories of moments when travel forces you to grow up and adapt fast. Because risk creates perspective. And perspective creates success.
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From Designing Destinations to Developing Leaders with Kimberly Trueba, CEO, Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada & former Disney Imagineer (opens the original)
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Kimberly Trueba has built a career around one core idea: the environments we create shape how people think, feel, and lead. Today, she is the CEO of Girl Scouts of Southern Nevada . Before that, she spent more than a decade at Walt Disney Imagineering, then went on to build a design firm working on hospitality and lifestyle projects around the world. In this episode of Risky Routes , Kimberly shares how those experiences shaped her approach to leadership, decision-making, creativity, and risk. W
Building Casinos Across Cultures: Las Vegas to Macau with Seth Schorr, CEO of Fifth Street Gaming (opens the original)
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Long before Seth Schorr became a casino owner and entrepreneur, Steve Wynn sent him to Macau with a pretty unusual assignment: figure out how the market worked. There were no consultant reports or market studies to rely on. Macau was essentially a black box. So Seth spent months on the ground - staying in the hotels, eating in the restaurants, talking to operators, watching customers, and collecting data himself. That experience helped shape how he approaches business today: don't assume you und
Why Having Kids Made Us Travel More, Not Less with Joe O’Connor, Co-Founder at GFHR (Global Family Home Rentals) (opens the original)
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What if having kids didn’t mean traveling less? In this episode of Risky Routes , I sit down with Joe O’Connor , co-founder of Global Family Home Rentals , who packed up his life in Buffalo in 2022 and moved to Portugal with his wife and three-year-old daughter. What started as a leap into location-independent family life turned into more than four years of slow travel across Europe and beyond. We talk about raising kids across different cultures, the challenges of building community on the road
Selling a Company While at War with Amit Brandon Kadosh, Head of Growth at Rex, Exited Cofounder and CEO of Encourse (opens the original)
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When Amit Brandon Kadosh started his company, he wasn’t trying to become a founder. He saw a problem (millions of dollars of food going to waste) & decided to solve it. With no technical background and no outside funding, he bootstrapped OnCourse into a multimillion-dollar business serving thousands of locations. Then, everything changed. Just days before returning to the US, war broke out in Israel. Amit was called back into military service, leaving the company he’d spent years building. While
Why He Bought a Failing Airline with Germán Efromovich, Owner of Synergy Group and formerly CEO Avianca Airlines (opens the original)
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When you meet someone who has built companies across aviation, oil and gas, shipbuilding, and hospitality, you expect them to have one defining story - the moment that changed everything. So I asked Germán Efromovich exactly that. What was the trip, the flight, or the experience that changed the way you lead? His answer caught me off guard. “There wasn’t one,” he said. “It was an evolution.” The more we talked, the more that answer made sense. Germán doesn’t think in defining moments. He thinks
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