Same Game Different Turf

From a tough upbringing in Scotland to building Valor Hospitality Partners into a global company managing 110 properties across 26 countries, Euan McGlashan’s journey has been shaped by adversity, self-belief, and constant evolution. Mohamed Massaquoi sits down with Euan McGlashan, co-founder and CEO of Valor Hospitality Partners, to discuss overcoming anxiety and self-doubt, taking the risk of entrepreneurship at 44, building a people-first culture, and leading through uncertainty. Euan shares lessons from Nelson Mandela, the importance of staying present, and why kindness, tenacity, and a willingness to challenge the status quo have been central to his approach to business and life.

Jamestown CEO Matt Bronfman shares how a career he thought would be in law unexpectedly turned into nearly three decades in real estate. From volunteering for opportunities before he felt fully qualified to helping shape Chelsea Market and Ponce City Market, Matt talks about luck, curiosity, risk, reinvention, and why some of his biggest opportunities came from simply raising his hand instead of waiting to be asked.

Former NFL player and Cosm CEO Jeb Terry shares his journey from getting cut from the NFL to business school, Goldman Sachs, entrepreneurship, Fox, and eventually building Cosm into a global brand redefining the fan experience. We talk about enduring failure, surrounding yourself with great people, maintaining relationships, building high-performing teams, and how every chapter of your life can prepare you for the next one.

Celebrity stylist Elly Karamoh shares his journey from growing up outside Paris and moving to Atlanta without speaking English to becoming the creative force behind Steve Harvey’s style transformation and working with some of entertainment’s biggest names. Elly opens up about being different before it was celebrated, developing confidence through criticism, turning his obsession with fashion into a career, and learning how to reinvent someone without changing who they are. He also shares why he refuses to rush his journey, how he handles public criticism, and why authenticity, range, preparation, and the courage to take risks are essential to staying great.

Former NFL Pro Bowler Ronnie Brown shares the lessons he’s learned from transitioning from football to finance, navigating identity after sports, and building a meaningful second career. This conversation explores reinvention, financial literacy, relationships, purpose, and why your greatest chapter may still be ahead.