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Lionel Ohayon, Founder and CEO of ICRAVE Design, lives by the philosophy of “when one door closes, another door opens.” He has created groundbreaking designs at places like terminal 5 at JFK, as well designing parts of the Memorial Sloan Kettering hospital. Lionel joins host Dan Ryan to share how his life experiences have influenced the way he views and creates #hospitality.
Takeaways:
Quote of the Show:
13:10 “I tell clients so often, like I can guild your place in gold, but if you don't understand the essence of hospitality, what the triggers are to make people feel comfortable to, or to allow people, those opportunities to step through the looking glass and learn something new about themselves, right?
To experience color in a way that they haven't because you are leading, you have an expectation about what the emotional response will be. Or what the inputs are of place, that is more about placemaking than about understanding the way things look and feel. I think that hospitality today is critical. It's an ever-growing important piece of the human interaction that we're all concerned about.”
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Shout Outs:
0:09 Memorial Sloan Kettering
0:59 Stacy Shoemaker
2:48 JetBlue
8:42 Tesla
9:51 Disney Cruise Ships
19:23 Tao
21:18 Crowbar
26:17 St. Jude’s
27:33 St. Luke’s
30:40 Compass Group
31:15 “Why Me?” book by
44:14 Michael J. Fox
44:18 Doc Hollywood
49:33 The Hotel of Tomorrow
49:44 Oculus
50:10 Ready Player One
50:14 Wall-E
52:15 Ken Burns Civil War documentary
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Lionel Ohayon, Founder and CEO of ICRAVE Design, lives by the philosophy of “when one door closes, another door opens.” He has created groundbreaking designs at places like terminal 5 at JFK, as well designing parts of the Memorial Sloan Kettering hospital. Lionel joins host Dan Ryan to share how his life experiences have influenced the way he views and creates #hospitality.
Takeaways:
Quote of the Show:
13:10 “I tell clients so often, like I can guild your place in gold, but if you don't understand the essence of hospitality, what the triggers are to make people feel comfortable to, or to allow people, those opportunities to step through the looking glass and learn something new about themselves, right?
To experience color in a way that they haven't because you are leading, you have an expectation about what the emotional response will be. Or what the inputs are of place, that is more about placemaking than about understanding the way things look and feel. I think that hospitality today is critical. It's an ever-growing important piece of the human interaction that we're all concerned about.”
Links:
Shout Outs:
0:09 Memorial Sloan Kettering
0:59 Stacy Shoemaker
2:48 JetBlue
8:42 Tesla
9:51 Disney Cruise Ships
19:23 Tao
21:18 Crowbar
26:17 St. Jude’s
27:33 St. Luke’s
30:40 Compass Group
31:15 “Why Me?” book by
44:14 Michael J. Fox
44:18 Doc Hollywood
49:33 The Hotel of Tomorrow
49:44 Oculus
50:10 Ready Player One
50:14 Wall-E
52:15 Ken Burns Civil War documentary
Ways to Tune In:

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