Between Two Friends with Brett Trembly

Welcome to another episode of  Between Two Friends with Brett Trembly!  

Today, Brett talks with Jordan Barrocas, a serial entrepreneur who had his 15 minutes of fame by appearing with his successful idea of jerky made from filet mignon on Shark Tank. He actually made a deal on the show, and his life and business changed radically.   

Go behind the scenes of what it's really like to be in front of the sharks, and how there is no better business teacher than experience.   

Enjoy!

Today, Brett talks with Peter Ariz from First Round Management, who handles public relations, interview requests, media preparation, and marketing aspects within the agency for NFL and MMA stars.   

He shares his journey from starting on message boards and having his own website covering the Miami Hurricanes’ football program during his time at the University of Miami, to trending on Twitter for his legendary insight and predictions.   

Enjoy his fascinating story!

Welcome to another episode of Between Two Friends with Brett Trembly!   

This time, Brett talks to Abe Ng, founder and CEO of Sushi Maki - South Florida’s award-winning leader in innovative Japanese cuisine. They go over growing up in a restaurant kitchen, how he was able to make it the second time around, and how working at any job at a restaurant is kind of getting a MBA degree.     

Abe Ng oversees the strategic development and management of the 25 locations owned and operated under the Sushi Maki and Canton Chinese brand names, and is a partner with Whole Foods Markets for sushi stations in the South Florida Region stores. He was recognized as one of the Miami Herald's 20 Under 40 and the South Florida Business Journal’s 40 Under 40, as well as being honored as Ultimate CEO by the South Florida Business Journal and was a regional finalist for the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year award.    

Want to know more about Sushi Maki? Visit https://www.sushimaki.com/

Welcome to a very special first episode to a new season of Between Two Friends with Brett Trembly!  

This time, Brett gets to talk with Miami Dolphins Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa's father, Galu Tagovailoa, as part of a special appearance during the charity poker tournament held by Trembly Law Firm, where more than $6,000 we raised on behalf of the Nicklaus Children’s Hospital Foundation & the Tua Foundation,  which are both focused on the health and wellbeing of children.  

In this one-on-one interview, Galu discusses his entire family's journey to success in the NFL and the importance of values, dedication, and commitment.   

A must for any Miami Dolphins fan!

In this episode, Brett talks with a special character in the real estate scene: William Colas, known as The Real Estate Fisherman. William has successfully closed hundreds of millions of dollars in transactions, he’s experienced in both residential and commercial sales, disposition, leasing, and management. But he was able to also pair his entrepreneurial skills with his fishing ones.   

In this layback interview, he talks about his journey, his current endeavors in fixing and flipping properties, and what real estate and fishing have in common.

In this episode, Brett interviews small business advocate and award-winning business owner Jessica Fialkovich, founder of Exit Factor, an innovative firm that teaches entrepreneurs how to buy and sell businesses through courses, programs, and consulting.    

She shares her insight, as Co-Owner of Transworld Business Advisors, on what makes a business valuable, what can help grow it, and enable small business owners to leave their legacy, no matter the size.

In this episode, Brett talks with the amazing, funny Kara Brown, Chief Revenue Officer at Lead Coverage, a full-service marketing consultancy that empowers business leaders to scale with proven marketing strategies and measured results. And if you think you can predict what she’s going to talk about, you’ll be surprised. In their hilarious conversation, host Brett Trembly and guest exchange funny stories, discuss the difficulties women entrepreneurs face, and overall have a great time.   

Enjoy!

This week, Brett talks to storyteller and entrepreneur Marc Gutman. Besides being the founder of Wildstory, the marketing agency that helps companies build powerful brands by crafting customer experiences, he has written stories and screenplays for Oliver Stone, Warner Bros., and 20th Century Fox.  

He shares his Hollywood experience, as well as how he traded all that when he felt seduced by the entrepreneurial boom in Colorado and found out he could continue telling great and engaging stories, this time for brands. Both host and guest discuss the importance of branding, strategies, and customer experiences, for big and smaller brands, making this interview a masterclass on the subject, and fun at that!

This week, Brett talks with Natasha Miller, CEO of Entire Productions and celebrated jazz artist, who shares her insights on how to make it from the inside to the top.   

Natasha managed to move from being a performer at events to running the show for big companies in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and even London. Her story avoids any entrepreneurial cliche and focuses on the importance of surrounding yourself with the most suitable people for the very creative yet stressful tasks involved in event planning.

On this episode, our guest is a two-time Emmy award-winning journalist turned on-camera readiness coach (and that’s not all she does!): Ann Keil Dux.  Being the professional storyteller that she is, she shares her journey from journalism to entrepreneurship, as well as discussing how to make an impact on the community, how to push through life-changing situations, and helping others find their voice, whether in front of the camera or at their homes.   

A truly delightful, engaging experience you’d not want to miss!