Chip Conley is founder and CEO of Joie de Vivre Hospitality, America's
second largest boutique hotel company.
second largest boutique hotel company.
Karen Siverson Blazer, shmazer! Love your authenticity, and your passion for promoting the same with your staff. "Peak" was extraordinarily encouraging; thanks so much for sharing your ideas, your energies, and your self. Am really looking forward to hearing you speak at Saybrook tonight. And you may just have convinced me to lea...ve my blazer at home... P.S. Belated happy birthday, and what color was the tutu?
Forrest Cook Hey, Chip how are you? I often think of you and JDV, I am still running the Swanton Berry Farm Farm Stand on Hwy 1 new Davenport, stop by if you ride down the coast, its the truck with the giant strawberry I made in the back
Sholom you're truly an inspiration. hope to bump into you deep playa next year ...
Cheryl Vargas
"I think your outlook is refreshing and a testament to your being true
to yourself and your first book. I'm just reading Michael Port's Book
Yourself Solid, and one of the many outstanding bits of advice he gives
is, (to paraphrase) "be yourself and your ideal clients will follow". See? It works! I'm following you here... from the BNET article. If your hotels are a testament to your personality and outlook on life, you can count me in!
Yan Thanks for being so "real" while sharing your thoughts and stories at the StartOut event last night!
Jill Brand
Blazer or not - you're brilliant at what you do. Don't people know that CEO's are only but HUMAN too?! lol
I love your honesty Chip!
Alo-Jarmo Küppas It's not about listening to the rebel in you but just common sense. If you don't want to wear a blazer - don't, and if you want to show the "lighter side" of you by just showing that you're a human and you take your shirt off on a hot day, just like everybody else .. well, I just fail to see the problem.
Alicia Pachucki
It's easier for everyone to insist you maintain a blazer, white collar
front than to accept that you can be THIS successful with your shirt
off in a sarong at Burning Man - your honesty is an inspiration! Never change!
Yanyun Liu saw this atricle"16 A CEO’s Dilemma: Should I Take My Burning Man Pics off Facebook?" on BNET.found here your profile pic's still the business attire. oh i wish next time will be a tutu you
Sheri Pulis Chip, I just read your article in BNET, I see you took the photos down :) The only thing I have to say is that "When you live your life liike it matters it does"
Amber LyAnn Ballesteros-Allen I just read the article on BNET regarding your Burning Man pics. So where are they? I want to see the tutu :) As a corporate controller, I am also a burner and I post my pics proudly for all to see.
Bill Fisher Saw the article on bnet - Dude, you look fine in the photo! - It is a slippery slope this social media stuff but if you use your head and think before you post and make sure you are aware of your company's policies - folks should be okay.
Moises Chip: You rocked the house yesterday! Thanks for bringing insightful information to our business community-like Ruben mentioned, you had us all mesmerized (and were a tough crowd)! Best of energies.
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