Marc Ellis: How I created a $129 million juice brand

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  • čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
  • Marc Ellis started Charlie’s juice company in 1999 and pocketed $18 million when the founders sold the company to Asahi for $129.3 million in 2011. This is how he did it.
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Komentáře • 21

  • @grantsutherland6798
    @grantsutherland6798 Před 13 dny +1

    We need more people like Marc Ellis pushing this much better message to all

  • @TheBriwi
    @TheBriwi Před 21 dnem +4

    Very small market in in NZ. Arano was doing fresh juice before them with arguably a better product. But good luck to them.

  • @barnyduffy1531
    @barnyduffy1531 Před měsícem +4

    hi mate i loved your time in Otago and at Carisbrook,
    they where magic years and i will never forget them ever. you epitomized the Otago spirit very special, thankyou.
    but i was so disgusted with the crowd on the terraces when you came down and played in the blues side, and they chanted that song .hope you have forgiven us mate.

  • @nomdeguerre7356
    @nomdeguerre7356 Před 20 dny +1

    I remember going to Vic Park or Downtown alot and hunting the Charlies stall every time, not because who was behind it but because the juice was fresh and outstanding. Still drink Charlies today as my number one go to drink, mainly the lemon drink now

  • @TheRapidKiwi
    @TheRapidKiwi Před 26 dny +4

    On one hand Mark says he wanted a 100 million dollar company and sold his company for millions and clearly chased the money. On the other says don’t chase money and people who do will never get it.

    • @Hadite84
      @Hadite84 Před 19 dny +1

      I believe you'll find that chasing a number for your company and chasing for yourself are two different things. He also said that money IS a byproduct of having fun, and in this life if you can have fun in what you're doing then you are winning and if that fun brings other rewards that's a bonus, I've had fun and made money and I've had fun and not made money, but the one constant is, I'VE HAD FUN. :)

  • @tatimoa
    @tatimoa Před měsícem +1

    Best outlook in life macca

  • @MrStarsim
    @MrStarsim Před měsícem

    Aweosme Marc... huge fan of your TV show days, and yes where does wealth lye? Ngā mihi kia koe a hoa haere.

  • @MrBradclack
    @MrBradclack Před 20 dny +3

    He over simplifies things when talking about money won't make you happy. Wealth can allow you more time with family and friends once you have reached a certain point and stop chasing it from there . I'm sure family lives would be better if people were not working double shifts but I do understand what he's trying to say

  • @robadobdob
    @robadobdob Před 23 dny +1

    I remember him from when he used to spell his name with a K.

  • @user-gb2vo1du7l
    @user-gb2vo1du7l Před 14 dny

    Is that juice still natural ❓❓❓. Very important for me just now ✋✋

  • @auintogold4725
    @auintogold4725 Před 19 dny

    Mark was very lucky, he was in with very smart guys, Marketing and connections was why they where successful as there product was nothing special, there where better ones out there…..

  • @Smellmipoo4932
    @Smellmipoo4932 Před měsícem +1

    Macca your name backwards is sillE craM

  • @JustpokerB
    @JustpokerB Před 29 dny

    Luckiseverything we are never in control you can only decide to play your hand as best as you can.

  • @LordCroker
    @LordCroker Před rokem +4

    Still the best orange juice anywhere in the world.

  • @tonygardner4077
    @tonygardner4077 Před 20 dny

    nice one

  • @NaenaeB0Y
    @NaenaeB0Y Před 20 dny

    Very easy for millionaire to say moneys not important

  • @cmobutts270
    @cmobutts270 Před měsícem +2

    In the twilight years u do look back & think about family & friends precious moments could you have spent more time with them which is the pinnacle of fulfillment in ones life.

  • @patch1er
    @patch1er Před 26 dny +2

    What child edited this clip?? You had 1 job. Amateur hour.

  • @catlikepizzagaming8280
    @catlikepizzagaming8280 Před 26 dny +2

    Overpriced