Part II: Steve Wynn discusses the future of his business
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- Опубликовано: 15 июн 2024
- Steve Wynn, founder of Wynn Resorts, in the second part of his interview, discusses further his life as an entrepreneur, what he does to motivate his employees, and how he creates experiences that keep customers’ returning. Wynn also expresses his views on Obamacare, America’s fiscal policy, and the future of his business. “I take sides only on the issues that pertain to the health of my workforce,” explains Wynn. He has resorts in Las Vegas, Macau, China, and hopes to soon begin building another in Massachusetts. Watch part I here • Part I: Steve Wynn dis...
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I give up. Maybe Steve Wynn is the most interesting man in the world.
Good Job, Steve.
John James Now, I don't always pass the torch, but when I do, I rekindle it.
This guy is my hero when it comes to business. You can see it in his face, he ACTUALLY cares about his employees, he even calls them family!
Steve Wynn is all class and loves the excitement of business to help people grow. Deserves total respect.
Steve is right when he says it's about the people /employees. If you are loyal to them they will be loyal to you. Something that's missing nowadays. Well except at Wynn properties
It is amazing how Steve’s insight about Obama & the Democrats today has sadly come true again in 2021. He should be President.
I sold my business a few years ago, I received many letters of thanks from my staff, that was probably the best thing that has ever happened to me in business, I have them framed and hung them on the walls in my private study, when I am feeling down and confused, I just read a few of them and I am all fired up again.
He is a great man , speaksfrom his heart
Mr. Wynn a true entrepreneur and someone you can see is living his passion. Love the insight and love the interview. Mr. Wynn you have designed some of the best places to stay in the entire world.
Steve wynn is a genius and it's no surprise he's as successful as he is
Steve WYNN IS DEFINATELY A COMPELLING INSPIRATION OF A PLEASURABLE AND POWERFUL LIFE!
I was so desperate too work for this man , I got as far as having an interview with the company executive chef Grant Mcphearson , I wrote too Kevin Suwesky , VP of Food and Drink , and kept in communication with him for two years before Wynn opened , I didn’t get the job because in those days work permits for foreigners, was extremely difficult to get , but I’m proud of one thing , as a Chef living in England , I foresaw that international Chefs where going to be the future of Las Vegas , and I was right , and also I saw what a visionary Steve Wynn was , ❤ you Mr. Wynn .
He's a likable guy and a passionate businessman.
I miss listening to this visionary and creator of what las vegas has become to be . I don't believe we will ever see another of his kind . Im glad i had a front row seat to watch his vision come together in las vegas .
Great interview ever.Steve Wynn just made me his fan.Great man.
I just want him to come out with a book. I would buy and give it out. This man is the real king and his knowledge… wow. What a gentleman. Icon, king.
Steve Wynn a class act human being. Much respect for him and what he created.
I only wish this was another hour-or two. Watching in 2024.
I came at across this video as a fan of Las Vegas, I'm not a business man, but even so it's amazing to see this much passion in a president of a company, who seems to care so much more for his employee's than anything else. Truly this passion he has for them is the key to having great customer service in any industry.
Impressive, insightful man!! Great interview!! Please do more like this with Mr. Wynn!!
Good to see you looking so well and sharp Steve. I've enjoyed watching these two interviews with you and it's interesting how you have put your life's work together. Your interest in your employees is particularly gratifying because that's the Steve Wynn I knew back in the fifties.Best to you my friend. Don't ever stop what your doing. Norm.
I love his reason for continuing... hoping to get it right! Simple truths.
What an inspirational interview.
Thank you.
The comment on the culture of his business, and how important it is to recognize it on all levels is an excellent point. There is so much there that can be applied to business, individualism, country etc.
Listening to Steve Wynn is akin to listening to a business professor in class-- brilliant guy-- best in the business of gaming-- fantastic real estate developer!
Wow his stories are electrifying..felt like i was there up front with steve when frank sinatra gave him a shout out. Truly an inspiration not only as a business man with smarts but to be so successful while secretly living with rp..a condition that causes blindness which i also suffer from. Thank you lord for showing me the potential that a fellow man with the same condition can possess. I have that much more confidence to reach my business goals.
This is why this man is so awesome ! Passion !!! he inspires me to be awesome. Love you Steve only wish I could have know you personally you are a great inspiration and its sad that your father couldn't walk on this planet and see what you've done but I'm sure he knows it.
This is vintage Steve Wynn. He created that culture that led to the story that took place from 14:00 - 16:00+. This man knows his stuff and is a great guy too. Don't see that much.
Great interview and the interviewer was so respectful.
Top-notch interviewer & interviewee.
Very very clever and down to earth man good luck to him
I hope someday, someone like him will be able to impose the Wynn culture on the federal government...
What an amazing man & great interview. Thank You for sharing this
I love this man he's the best las vegas ever had
Great interview ! Great questions !
Steve Wynn is Special.
I'm such a fan of Mr. Wynn. I love Vegas and even tho I've stayed at many of the main hotels on the strip, The Wynn by far has the most amazing vibe. When walk through Wynn and Encore you feel such a feeling of class.
Fascinating, especially the part where they discuss the growth and difficult to manage complexity of the company. He really has a point that, beyond a certain point, Wynn really does not know what is going on. That might be part of the reason why he continues to work--to keep an eye on things, to the extent that he can.
I saw this guy when I was is the cigar lounge at the Wynn hotel. He had a gorgeous woman with him along with a whole entourage of people. Heavy security in nice suits followed him around. Pretty cool to see.
this is the man I want to be like
From my experience Wynn Hotel is the Best so Far...!.,,,what a lesson from Mr Esteve...!
Watching this interview along with #1 was great...I love the Wynn I love the story I can go on and on...however I still have an issue of a problem I had in the Wynn in 2014...and answer by CUSTOMER SERVICE there was a simple "oh well we will try harder next time"....hmmmm still leaves me a little cold!!!!
What a good person.
Just watched Kirk Kerkorian's bio. It seems those who turned out to be fabulously rich had gotten an unexpected huge break as youngsters from some benevolent soul. I would rather be lucky than smart.
Steve Wynn should be our president! The guy is a genius
Hotsauce is Lethal : he WAS president but had to resign recently . Cheers
He is very much welcomed in Boston.
Steve Wynn to Joe Rogan Experience. Soon. Before its too late!
Peter, enough with the "got it", e.g. 18:00. The man is giving you his entire business experience, you need to pay attention more instead of jumping to the next subject.
Great interview though!
This man is a legend.
Amazing interview
Thanks Steve ...sounds like terrific owner to work for 😅🤠
That's one hell of a cool story at 14 to 16 minutes.
Dave Hansen If they are a customer of the resort, they will get that level of service.
@healthcare point, WELL SAID Steve !
In 13:15 mr.wynn say something very important, the number one employees complaining is -the boss dont care.
Book Jason L Riley of WSJ for his book "Please Stop Helping Us: How Liberals Make It Harder for Blacks to Succeed"
Re the story about the old lady and her insulin that she had left at home, was insulin and injections not available in Vegas? Its puzzling that the Wynn's casino employee had to drive all the way to L.A. and back to get it.
Can you imagine Wynn's comments about Biden after his interview here during the Obama administration
will i get this level of service at the orleans?
dons't fly without net, capital structure, don't risk the farm. does this equate to contributing to financing your child's basic survival and living if you have the money to do so while not sacrificing your needs? i don't know whats best for the souls development at this time and 27 years ago when i was born.
if you have the money should fund or help fund them to get a piece of land and a small house or a motorhome, a vehicle, and any other thing that will support survival and increased standard of living? i think i lean towards the basic income / giving basic life resources to your offspring, because it feels good not wasting money paying rent, and having your own space free to make noise, to yell or cry or scream or sing very loudly if need be, to not live with a messy jobless room mate, to cease our fueling to corporations that seek to sell you something, that seek a feeling of power more than a feeling of lasting abundance for all. on the other hand i think of the saying "give a man a fish and he will eat for a day, teach a man to fish and he will eat for the rest of his life", so why not do both, do you need hunger to learn how to fish? what do we hunger for and believe to be true that we would shackle our progression by dividing our selves and competing against our fellow co-creators over something we believe to be scarce or truly satisfying? do you need bottomless suffering in all its forms to feel a deeper range of love? is there a relevant translation in our earth experience and our current collective state of consciousness? the phrase "what is or is not of service now may or may not be later" comes to mind, hmm maybe we are letting the "past" influence and rule our "present" perspective and thus our present future path?
18:04
And he wasn't even plunging a book.
Great interview.
28:38 Did he say this is the best place to work “because their sensitive to your feminine problems?”
strait talking had a lot of luck but smart enough to not look a gift horse in the face. must say his buildings seem uninspiring but I guess i like old English styles but simple with good service seems to work for him great video I guess may be America dose need a trump.
Could GEICO really save you 15% or more on car insurance? Could Steve Wynn poke a hole in a Picasso?
dont compare wine and art with the game in gambling, gambling you can win money, there isnt the risk addiction and they just seem different., also people do it for different reasons.
As I sit here with damage to my body . . . Paid fairly . . . Not hardly. It is time to fold.
I really like this guy. He could talk about a brick and still be interesting. But I have 1 problem with what he said about money. Ok, you don't buy a picasso if you care about the money, you don't drink expensive wine if you care about the money. Wtf? No, no, everyone who is dreaming of being rich is thinking of what he'll be doing with the money. Like buy a house, 10 cars, 1 private jet, etc. You can't dress in money, you can't eat money, you can't wash with money and ultimatly you can't fuck money. So money are just a tool that are used for other stuff. Anyway, I understand what Steve meant by that but he should explain better.
+Vex T " I understand what Steve meant by that but he should explain better."
He "respects" the working man but takes his ill advised gambling losses as his own. That's called hypocrisy. Wynn's song and dance is well known to educated men and women. It's the work of the great PETER DRUCKER who wrote Management 101.
He forgot to mention sex addiction also. Strange 🤔
brainwashed employee sticking.to the quote culture quote while shareholder seiszing all.the profit keeping them at minimum salary
there is no way right that he justified gambling , like drug dealer justifying his crime