One of the highlights of our recent trip to New York was visiting Wall Street. Many people asked me if I found it in ruins, but it was quite alive and bustling with activity. I carved out a few minutes to answer a few questions for a news team from a major national network. Yep, here I am with the reporter from TBS.
They asked me questions about the economy, current monetary policies, housing and my choice of wearing jeans to the NYSE. Yep, TBS... Tokyo Broadcasting Service. I'm huge in Japan.
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Wall Street Interview
Posted by Tyler Jorgenson at 10:04 AM 0 comments
Labels: interviews, travel, TV
Monday, November 17, 2008
My First Interview With Forbes
That's an optimistic headline, I know.
Here's a link to the article. It is accurate as to how I survived the real estate crunch, but fails to mention the other companies we now have in the building. I was hoping it would mention the company name, etc but I'll take what I can get.
Oh, and that's not my office pictured.
Posted by Tyler Jorgenson at 10:21 AM 3 comments
Labels: interviews, job
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Real Estate Guru's & Guppies
I have an idea. As I get more and more into Real Estate in various ventures my passion for it only grows. Recently I have been networking with people that have been in the industry longer than me, or at least in other areas. I love talking with other people that are working projects, making deals, and creating their own markets. I would like to start doing mini-interviews with people from varying sectors in Real Estate and posting them on here. If you are reading this and have somebody that you think would be a good candidate for a 10-15 question interview please email me at tyler(at)tylerjorgenson.com
I'd love to interview The Trump. He's a marketer and branding machine as much as a developer.
Stay tuned for interviews. Many of the people may be those you've never heard of, but it's often the guys that you've never heard of that are making the biggest waves.
Posted by Tyler Jorgenson at 9:16 PM 2 comments
Labels: interviews, real estate
