Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zappos, Discusses Keys to Entrepreneurial Success on the CEO TV Show with Robert Reiss
Tony Hsieh, CEO ofZappos.com, discusses keys to entrepreneurial success on The CEO TV Show with Robert Reiss. Hsieh talks about his first time interest in Zappos as an investor and an advisor that quickly got him fully involved in developing the Zappos business, including confronting the possibility of bankruptcy. Hsieh goes on to explain more about the secrets of success and the importance of corporate culture on the CEO TV Show as presented in four episodes.
Ridgefield, CT, June 17, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Tony Hsieh (pronounced "Shay"), CEO of Zappos.com, discusses keys to entrepreneurial success on The CEO TV Show with Robert Reiss (www.ceoshow.tv) in the first of four episodes, starting on 6/13/2011.
Hsieh, who sold his first on-line business for $265 million when he was 24, first became interested in Zappos.com, an on-line shoe retailer, as an investor and an advisor. That quickly changed to him becoming fully involved in developing the business. And it was not always easy. Indeed, there was a time when they were on the brink of bankruptcy, forcing everyone to come up with unique ways of solving problems.
"It was a blessing in disguise," Hsieh explained. "If we had all the money we wanted, we probably wouldn't have uncovered the key to our success, what was exceptional customer service." Hsieh explains why this was critical and how this - and the importance of corporate culture - was how Zappos.com went from being on the brink of bankruptcy to being a billion dollar business in less than a decade.
And what is the key to entrepreneurial success? "Well, what I would tell anyone, not just entrepreneurs, is...." Go to www.ceoshow.tv to hear the rest of his answer.
For further information, contact Patric Hale, General Manager, The CEO Show at: Patric@ceoshow.com or (914) 441.4512.
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Hsieh, who sold his first on-line business for $265 million when he was 24, first became interested in Zappos.com, an on-line shoe retailer, as an investor and an advisor. That quickly changed to him becoming fully involved in developing the business. And it was not always easy. Indeed, there was a time when they were on the brink of bankruptcy, forcing everyone to come up with unique ways of solving problems.
"It was a blessing in disguise," Hsieh explained. "If we had all the money we wanted, we probably wouldn't have uncovered the key to our success, what was exceptional customer service." Hsieh explains why this was critical and how this - and the importance of corporate culture - was how Zappos.com went from being on the brink of bankruptcy to being a billion dollar business in less than a decade.
And what is the key to entrepreneurial success? "Well, what I would tell anyone, not just entrepreneurs, is...." Go to www.ceoshow.tv to hear the rest of his answer.
For further information, contact Patric Hale, General Manager, The CEO Show at: Patric@ceoshow.com or (914) 441.4512.
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