When Ryan Amin was growing up, the family business was hotels. It’s no surprise, then, that Ryan got into the hospitality industry after college. But, although he learned a lot from them, he didn’t go back to work for his parents… he struck out on his own in a very unusual way for a recent graduate.
Show Notes
When Ryan Amin was growing up, the family business was hotels. It’s no surprise, then, that Ryan got into the hospitality industry after college.
But, although he learned a lot from them, he didn’t go back to work for his parents… he struck out on his own in a very unusual way for a recent graduate.
He’s learned a lot over the years about the industry – including ways to overcome endemic labor shortages. But more importantly, he’s developed guiding principles to influence every decision he makes.
His number one priority: always do the right thing. A business owner in any industry – even executives – can learn a lot from his philosophy.
Tune in to find out…
- How he thrives in such a crowded and competitive market
- The three common characteristics of great managers
- What he learned from early mentors that still guide his business – and why he still has mentors today
- The value of “real talk” with your employees
- And more
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