Fried on Business

JimFried

Business Show with a focus on the Real Estate Industry

Episodes

  1. 03/27/2020

    Fried on Business- Three Industries’ Perspectives on COVID-19

    Episode 557: 3-25-20 Jim Fried interviews four experts from three fields on how COVID-19 is impacting their business models and how people can & should adapt to these changes. Fresh Food is a Right For Everybody Our first guest, Art Friedrich, founder of Urban Oasis Project, is passionate about connecting the community with local farmers and ensuring that everyone has access to fresh, healthy produce grown locally and sustainably. Art discusses the importance of maintaining a supply of healthy produce at home, how SNAP benefits must be protected and expanded, and how you can get fresh produce delivered to your door in the Miami area NOW! Credibility, Stability & Staying Connected During Uncertain Times Two frequent contributors to the show, Andreas Senie and Bekah Carlson, discuss COVID-19 from a commercial real estate & marketing perspective. The bottom line is this: the more you prioritize becoming tech-enabled & staying connected NOW, the better you’ll be set up in the months to come when we inevitably see industries bounce back from this rough economic period. Hear their thoughts on some of the most important steps you should be taking right now. Exclusions May Not Apply Many businesses will be suffering a hit this quarter. What many of them may not know is that their insurance coverage may still be extended to their business, even if they’ve been told otherwise. Alan Garfinkel discusses how business owners can be empowered during this time to understand their coverage and recover any damages they may be entitled to.   Episode 557: 3-25-20 Click here to download (To download, right-click and select “Save Link As”.) The post Fried on Business- Three Industries’ Perspectives on COVID-19 appeared first on Fried on Business.

  2. 10/23/2019

    Fried on Business 10.17.19 – Elvis Cruz & Preserving Green Space

    Episode 539: 10-17-19  Elvis Cruz discusses Preserving Our Green Space    Jim Fried talks with Miami icon Elvis Cruz about why he continues to “fight city hall.”  The discuss preserving the green spaces of Miami’s parks, climate change, upzoning and much more.   Jim also chats with thought leaders from the Annual Real Deal Miami event and gathers some great insights. Why Jim? Jim’s expertise and real estate background will serve District 2 as an increase in new development and redevelopment spring up.  Much of this activity is north of downtown around the Edgewater neighborhood, where Fried lives with wife Vivian.  Vivian Fried, who had total kidney failure, went through dialysis every day for four years while Jim searched for a kidney. She got her transplant Jan. 2, 2018 and has been on a slow journey of recovery ever since.  Their story of overcoming the odds and Jim’s dedication are truly inspiring. Jim stands firm on what he believes is best for District 2.  His experience with land development and commercial real estate are what Miami needs as plans for the development of the current site of the Melreese golf course are in discussion.  There have been reports that the public golf course had high levels of contaminants including arsenic under its soil. The deal by Jorge Mas and David Beckham to bring a $1 billion soccer stadium development is controversial. In Jim’s opinion there needs to be more investigation and further study of the lease. Jim is counting on small donations and a grassroots campaign for funding. Though niece, Nikki Fried, who was elected last November as Florida’s Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services, will be lending her support.   To support Jim’s campaign visit his website www.jimfriedformiami.com   Click below to download. Episode 539: 10-17-19 Download Now! (To download, right-click and select “Save Link As”.) The post Fried on Business 10.17.19 – Elvis Cruz & Preserving Green Space appeared first on Fried on Business.

  3. 10/14/2019

    Fried on Business 10.10.19 – Frank Schnidman & Issues facing Miami

    Episode 538: 10-10-19  CRA Expansion & Issues Facing Miami   Jim Fried chats with Frank Schnidman about the proposed CRA expansion and its implications in the West Grove. Then Jim discusses the important issues facing Miami-Dade county and how he will face them head-on as commissioner. Why Jim? Jim’s expertise and real estate background will serve District 2 as an increase in new development and redevelopment spring up.  Much of this activity is north of downtown around the Edgewater neighborhood, where Fried lives with wife Vivian.  Vivian Fried, who had total kidney failure, went through dialysis every day for four years while Jim searched for a kidney. She got her transplant Jan. 2, 2018 and has been on a slow journey of recovery ever since.  Their story of overcoming the odds and Jim’s dedication are truly inspiring. Jim stands firm on what he believes is best for District 2.  His experience with land development and commercial real estate are what Miami needs as plans for the development of the current site of the Melreese golf course are in discussion.  There have been reports that the public golf course had high levels of contaminants including arsenic under its soil. The deal by Jorge Mas and David Beckham to bring a $1 billion soccer stadium development is controversial. In Jim’s opinion there needs to be more investigation and further study of the lease. Jim is counting on small donations and a grassroots campaign for funding. Though niece, Nikki Fried, who was elected last November as Florida’s Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services, will be lending her support.   To support Jim’s campaign visit his website www.jimfriedformiami.com   Click below to download. Episode 538: 10-10-19 Download Now! (To download, right-click and select “Save Link As”.) The post Fried on Business 10.10.19 – Frank Schnidman & Issues facing Miami appeared first on Fried on Business.

  4. 10/07/2019

    Fried on Tech Podcast 10.03.19

    Episode 537: 10-03-19 Fried on Tech Podcast  Jim Fried and Andreas Senie host this weeks Fried on Tech special guests. From the National Association of Realtor’s own Real Estate Technology Accelerator Executive Director, Bob Gillespie, joins in to discuss all the capital being invested in the commercial real estate tech space.  Gillespie also discusses what the National Association of Realtors are looking for in relation to tech.  Also joining them for Fried on Tech is respected Wall Street investment Banker Bradford Harries.  Bradford has 4+ decades of experience in the investment sector and is long time CRETech insider.   Andreas Sernie: Andreas has over 10 years experience in all aspects of the professional real estate industry.  Senie has served in leading roles in CRE tech solutions, including, MLS marketing platform, Agile CRM, Tenant Rep, and listing service, TenSource, Capital raising platform, RealConnex, and comprehensive integrated SaaS platform, 500apps. Mr. Senie also has over a decade of experience in brick & mortar real estate development and brokerage. Most notably the Senie’s are completing a $70 Million dollar mixed use project in Berlin, Massachusetts. Andreas also founded the first hybrid commercial real estate brokerage firm working within residential brokerage; EAC Properties at The Higgins Group.  The group services the tristate with over 400 agents, 15 offices combined, providing landlord representation, tenant representation, and buyer representation. Andreas holds a Masters Certification in Real Estate Development from Cornell University, studied Business Management at Fairfield University, & Property Management at Drexel University. He continues studies in real estate technology and practices.   Bob Gillespie: Bob is a serial entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience in technology, leadership and operations. He believes that the ability to build great teams is the most important factor for success. Companies Bob has founded have gone on to raise over $60M in venture funding with an enterprise value of over $150M. In an advisory role, he has worked extensively with over 200 companies in an accelerator program. His mentorship and network connections lead to new customers, partnerships and venture funding for the participating companies. Bob has his MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business with concentrations in Entrepreneurship and Finance.   Fried on Business is in its 11th year and has changed to a Podcast.  Tune in next month for another Fried on Tech Podcast.   Click below to download. Episode 537: 10-03-19 Download Now! (To download, right-click and select “Save Link As”.) The post Fried on Tech Podcast 10.03.19 appeared first on Fried on Business.

  5. 09/21/2019

    Fried on Business 09.19.19 – City Commissioner

    Episode 536: 09-19-19  City Commissioner District 2   Jim Fried shares why he is running for District 2 City Commissioner in Miami.  As a lifelong Miami resident and real estate broker, Jim wants better for his city.  He decided to officially enter the race earlier this month, against incumbent city commissioner Ken Russell for District 2.  District 2 spans from Coconut Grove to Morningside and includes Brickell, downtown Miami and Edgewater. Jim’s message is simple: Miami needs better customer service.  Why Jim? Jim’s expertise and real estate background will serve District 2 as an increase in new development and redevelopment spring up.  Much of this activity is north of downtown around the Edgewater neighborhood, where Fried lives with wife Vivian.  Vivian Fried, who had total kidney failure, went through dialysis every day for four years while Jim searched for a kidney. She got her transplant Jan. 2, 2018 and has been on a slow journey of recovery ever since.  Their story of overcoming the odds and Jim’s dedication are truly inspiring. Jim stands firm on what he believes is best for District 2.  His experience with land development and commercial real estate are what Miami needs as plans for the development of the current site of the Melreese golf course are in discussion.  There have been reports that the public golf course had high levels of contaminants including arsenic under its soil. The deal by Jorge Mas and David Beckham to bring a $1 billion soccer stadium development is controversial. In Jim’s opinion there needs to be more investigation and further study of the lease. Jim is counting on small donations and a grassroots campaign for funding. Though niece, Nikki Fried, who was elected last November as Florida’s Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services, will be lending her support.   To support Jim’s campaign visit his website www.jimfriedformiami.com Click below to download. Episode 536: 09-19-19 Error! Incorrect download item id. (To download, right-click and select “Save Link As”.) The post Fried on Business 09.19.19 – City Commissioner appeared first on Fried on Business.

Ratings & Reviews

3
out of 5
2 Ratings

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Business Show with a focus on the Real Estate Industry