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Vince Ricci

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148 total appearances

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The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

So, my name is Vince Ritchie from the Bronx, New York. I'm Italian-American, and I always like to preface that with kind of really, Diving deep into my culture. And that's what gives me a lot of integrity, why I work so hard. My legacy and my family. Why I care to do what we do. We created Hubble Studios over a decade ago.

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

So, my name is Vince Ritchie from the Bronx, New York. I'm Italian-American, and I always like to preface that with kind of really, Diving deep into my culture. And that's what gives me a lot of integrity, why I work so hard. My legacy and my family. Why I care to do what we do. We created Hubble Studios over a decade ago.

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

Kind of took off super fast with the level of people we were working with because we were dead smack in the middle of Los Angeles. Vogue, Disney, all these other commercials. Apple started coming to us. And then we decided to make Hubble Agency, which was then the full-time production company that...

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

Kind of took off super fast with the level of people we were working with because we were dead smack in the middle of Los Angeles. Vogue, Disney, all these other commercials. Apple started coming to us. And then we decided to make Hubble Agency, which was then the full-time production company that...

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

stepped in to produce whatever they needed from A to Z. We could either do just A or we could do all the way A to Z. Then under that, we became kind of a venture studio that started to find deals that we liked and invested into the deals or provided the service in exchange for equity. And we all know a lot of those deals, they're really, you're going for a grand slam.

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

stepped in to produce whatever they needed from A to Z. We could either do just A or we could do all the way A to Z. Then under that, we became kind of a venture studio that started to find deals that we liked and invested into the deals or provided the service in exchange for equity. And we all know a lot of those deals, they're really, you're going for a grand slam.

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

You know, you're really hoping, just like any other venture. Now, our entire business is a mix of all of them, but our main business is producing content, is producing high-end valued content. We are a branding company. We help make sure that this brand is congruent, this content, the assets that we're building are congruent, and you believe what we make is real. And that's ultimately what we do.

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

You know, you're really hoping, just like any other venture. Now, our entire business is a mix of all of them, but our main business is producing content, is producing high-end valued content. We are a branding company. We help make sure that this brand is congruent, this content, the assets that we're building are congruent, and you believe what we make is real. And that's ultimately what we do.

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

I think a good work-life balance, Jack Walsh talks about there's no worse life balance, there's work-life decisions. Because so much of my business is loosely coupled in the creative agency side, where we're making decisions, we're being creative, we're letting it speak to me, paying attention to what billboards draw your attention to.

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

I think a good work-life balance, Jack Walsh talks about there's no worse life balance, there's work-life decisions. Because so much of my business is loosely coupled in the creative agency side, where we're making decisions, we're being creative, we're letting it speak to me, paying attention to what billboards draw your attention to.

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

what other asset choice changes, what's trending right now, that has to fill my creative void. And then when the cannabis side or just the operation side of business is very tightly coupled, it's centralized to me as a CEO. I get to make very strategic decisions. Those decisions happen between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m.,

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

what other asset choice changes, what's trending right now, that has to fill my creative void. And then when the cannabis side or just the operation side of business is very tightly coupled, it's centralized to me as a CEO. I get to make very strategic decisions. Those decisions happen between 7 a.m. and 10 a.m.,

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

Then I take like a little in between when I'm working on both and then anything after 3pm is a super creative decisions is when I'm around from the day and able to deal with it. I go home, I see my daughter, my two daughters, and it gets me creative. And then by the time 7pm rolls around, they go to sleep, then I can really open up my creative juices.

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

Then I take like a little in between when I'm working on both and then anything after 3pm is a super creative decisions is when I'm around from the day and able to deal with it. I go home, I see my daughter, my two daughters, and it gets me creative. And then by the time 7pm rolls around, they go to sleep, then I can really open up my creative juices.

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

So it's able to really use the whole day because I'm using different parts of my brain.

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

So it's able to really use the whole day because I'm using different parts of my brain.

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

Really maintaining quality, going after a boutique customer. We have this certain niche because Balance, we were kind of ahead of the game in 2018 when we created our logos, our branding. It was very cartoony and compliance stopped people from being able to brand like that because it felt like it was going after kids.

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

Really maintaining quality, going after a boutique customer. We have this certain niche because Balance, we were kind of ahead of the game in 2018 when we created our logos, our branding. It was very cartoony and compliance stopped people from being able to brand like that because it felt like it was going after kids.

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

We were super premium, super makeup looking because I came from the beauty industry of shooting so much beauty content. Then I knew that our product really had to back that up.

The Money Mondays
How We Went From a Beat-Up Van to 200+ Franchises w/ Nick Friedman & Vince Ricci 📈 EP113

We were super premium, super makeup looking because I came from the beauty industry of shooting so much beauty content. Then I knew that our product really had to back that up.

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