Richard Sarkis's guest appearances

Richard Sarkis

Wharton FinTech Podcast

Duke Long Commercial Real Estate With A Little Attitude Podcast

Behind The Bricks

The Real Estate Innovators

Real Estate REality Check | Real Estate & Business Career Success Education and Training

Anthony Scaramucci

Ryan Serhant

David Klein

Chris Voss

Andrew Yang

Rob Petrozzo

Ben Miller

Andy Rachleff

Brad Hargreaves

Jason Brown

Andreessen Horowitz

Michael Tannenbaum

Brandon Krieg

Matt Engel

Henrique Dubugras

OwlTail

Miguel Armaza is joined by Richard Sarkis, serial entrepreneur, Executive Chair, and Co-Founder of Reonomy, a commercial real estate data and analytics platform. Since inception in 2013, the company has raised over $130 million in equity from leading industry investors like Georgian Partners, Softbank, Citi Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures, Fintech Collective, and many more...Rich is also a proud graduate of our very own Wharton SchoolIn this episode, we discuss:-	His journey as a repeat entrepreneur-	Exciting stories and challenges of building Reonomy from the ground up-	His views on company culture why it is extremely important-	Transitioning from CEO to Executive Chairman and what this entails-	State of the US commercial real estate market and the impact of COVID -	Valuable founder advice and takeaways after almost two decades of entrepreneurship-	And a whole lot more!Soundcloud: Spotify: Apple: Full interview --&gt; Spotify | Soundcloud | AppleRichard SarkisRichard Sarkis is Executive Chair and co-founder of Reonomy, a commercial real estate data and analytics platform. Since the company’s founding in 2013, Sarkis has been instrumental in raising $128 million in venture capital and led Reonomy through a successful web-platform launch in New York City, as well as the launch of a second nationwide platform in 2017.About ReonomyReonomy leverages big data, partnerships and machine learning to connect the fragmented, disparate world of commercial real estate. By providing unparalleled access to property intelligence, Reonomy products empower individuals, teams, and companies to unlock insights and discover new opportunities.

Miguel Armaza is joined by Richard Sarkis, serial entrepreneur, Executive Chair, and Co-Founder of Reonomy, a commercial real estate data and analytics platform. Since inception in 2013, the company has raised over $130 million in equity from leading industry investors like Georgian Partners, Softbank, Citi Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures, Fintech Collective, and many more... Rich is also a proud graduate of our very own Wharton School In this episode, we discuss: -	His journey as a repeat entrepreneur -	Exciting stories and challenges of building Reonomy from the ground up -	His views on company culture why it is extremely important -	Transitioning from CEO to Executive Chairman and what this entails -	State of the US commercial real estate market and the impact of COVID -	Valuable founder advice and takeaways after almost two decades of entrepreneurship -	And a whole lot more! Soundcloud: Spotify: Apple: Full interview --&gt; Spotify | Soundcloud | Apple Richard Sarkis Richard Sarkis is Executive Chair and co-founder of Reonomy, a commercial real estate data and analytics platform. Since the company’s founding in 2013, Sarkis has been instrumental in raising $128 million in venture capital and led Reonomy through a successful web-platform launch in New York City, as well as the launch of a second nationwide platform in 2017. About Reonomy Reonomy leverages big data, partnerships and machine learning to connect the fragmented, disparate world of commercial real estate. By providing unparalleled access to property intelligence, Reonomy products empower individuals, teams, and companies to unlock insights and discover new opportunities.

Richard Sarkis, Co-Founder of Reonomy - Revolutionizing Commercial Real Estate

Today on Real Estate REality Check we have with us someone who less than a decade ago took on a U2 like “I Will Follow” mindset when it came to his passion to make something out of nothing, notwithstanding that at the time, he then possessed the equivalent of the title of an Elvis Costello song called “Less Than Zero” when it came to his base of knowledge in the world of CRE. In spite of those challenges, he went on to build a “value-added tech driven data engine employing sophisticated algorithms and artificial intelligence” that some may describe as a “CRE data democracy.” He did (and I may add, continues to do) so by not only subconsciously embracing the song titles “Harder Better Stronger Faster” by Daft Punk and "It's in the Way That You Use It" by Eric Clapton, but also by heeding the wisdom of, among others, Jeff Bezos and his “Day 1” mindset, so as to minimize the chances of Reonomy meeting up with the business equivalent of the schoolyard bully who wants to take its lunch and give them a metaphorical wedgie, to that of Ben Franklin’s mantra of “Diligence is the mother of good luck,” and W.B. Yeats as well, who said “There are no strangers here, only friends you haven't yet met,” all of which he employed to ultimately co-found Reonomy (which, as a consequence of a networking play date, with props out to an old Grateful Dead tune and his co-founder, because “Mr. Charlie” told him so). I give to you my real estate brethren, from the streets of London, the one language shy of being a polyglot and the man who had the business he co-founded in college become the subject of a 60 Minutes segment, the truly fascinating CEO of Reonomy, my new friend Rich Sarkis.

Today on Real Estate REality Check we have with us someone who less than a decade ago took on a U2 like “I Will Follow” mindset when it came to his passion to make something out of nothing, notwithstanding that at the time, he then possessed the equivalent of the title of an Elvis Costello song called “Less Than Zero” when it came to his base of knowledge in the world of CRE. In spite of those challenges, he went on to build a “value-added tech driven data engine employing sophisticated algorithms and artificial intelligence” that some may describe as a “CRE data democracy.” He did (and I may add, continues to do) so by not only subconsciously embracing the song titles “Harder Better Stronger Faster” by Daft Punk and "It's in the Way That You Use It" by Eric Clapton, but also by heeding the wisdom of, among others, Jeff Bezos and his “Day 1” mindset, so as to minimize the chances of Reonomy meeting up with the business equivalent of the schoolyard bully who wants to take its lunch and give them a metaphorical wedgie, to that of Ben Franklin’s mantra of “Diligence is the mother of good luck,” and W.B. Yeats as well, who said “There are no strangers here, only friends you haven't yet met,” all of which he employed to ultimately co-found Reonomy (which, as a consequence of a networking play date, with props out to an old Grateful Dead tune and his co-founder, because “Mr. Charlie” told him so). I give to you my real estate brethren, from the streets of London, the one language shy of being a polyglot and the man who had the business he co-founded in college become the subject of a 60 Minutes segment, the truly fascinating CEO of Reonomy, my new friend Rich Sarkis.

Episode 059: Richard Sarkis

Big real estate data is changing the playing field by closing the inefficiencies in the commercial real estate market.  How will this impact investing in the future? Today we sit down with Richard Sarkis, Co-Founder and CEO of Reonomy. Reonomy is a commercial real estate data platform that is transforming the world’s largest asset class.  It’s all about analytics, data crunching, and AI for commercial real estate. Richard and his co-founder Charlie Oshman grew a chance coffee shop conversation into revolutionary company, which has raised over $70 million in funding and currently holds partnerships with all the top CRE firms. So how does someone go from having zero real estate experience to creating a successful prop tech company? This episode is a great story about courage and walking away from something good (such as an associate partner position at McKinsey) to start something that could be great. In this episode, we will hear about the hottest investment markets in US, how the integration of AI enabled Rich to scale his model nationally, and learn who are some surprising consumers making money with big real estate data.  [hint: they’re not investors] If you are interested in the future of commercial real estate, the future of real estate technology, and like hearing stories of founders, who are adding massive value to an industry, you will love this episode.  It’s a must for players who want a successful future in the business... In this show, we discuss:  How he decided to leave a promising career to follow his passion and what was his “eureka” moment What the future of real estate is going to look like in the midst of the 4th industrial revolution and why big data is here to stay What were the biggest challenged he faced and still faces as Reonomy continues to grow and evolve What are the hottest US real estate markets today and how he uses a heat map to find this out What is his unique super power and why it’s a very trainable skill that anyone can do  For more information visit www.behindthebricks.com

Big real estate data is changing the playing field by closing the inefficiencies in the commercial real estate market.  How will this impact investing in the future? Today we sit down with Richard Sarkis, Co-Founder and CEO of Reonomy. Reonomy is a commercial real estate data platform that is transforming the world’s largest asset class.  It’s all about analytics, data crunching, and AI for commercial real estate. Richard and his co-founder Charlie Oshman grew a chance coffee shop conversation into revolutionary company, which has raised over $70 million in funding and currently holds partnerships with all the top CRE firms. So how does someone go from having zero real estate experience to creating a successful prop tech company? This episode is a great story about courage and walking away from something good (such as an associate partner position at McKinsey) to start something that could be great. In this episode, we will hear about the hottest investment markets in US, how the integration of AI enabled Rich to scale his model nationally, and learn who are some surprising consumers making money with big real estate data.  [hint: they’re not investors] If you are interested in the future of commercial real estate, the future of real estate technology, and like hearing stories of founders, who are adding massive value to an industry, you will love this episode.  It’s a must for players who want a successful future in the business... In this show, we discuss: <ul> <li>How he decided to leave a promising career to follow his passion and what was his “eureka” moment</li> <li>What the future of real estate is going to look like in the midst of the 4th industrial revolution and why big data is here to stay</li> <li>What were the biggest challenged he faced and still faces as Reonomy continues to grow and evolve</li> <li>What are the hottest US real estate markets today and how he uses a heat map to find this out</li> <li>What is his unique super power and why it’s a very trainable skill that anyone can do</li> </ul> For more information visit <a href="http://www.behindthebricks.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.behindthebricks.com</a>

Richard Sarkis – How Big Data Now Massively Impacts RE Investing