John Catsimatidis: From Immigrant To Billionaire Business Magnate

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An interview with CEO of Gristedes, Red Apple Real Estate and multiple other companies, John Catsimatidis. In this interview, John discusses how he went form an immigrant, to getting started in business and becoming a billionaire. John talks about owning multiple companies and investing in real estate.

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Video Segments:
0:00 Introduction
1:22 Working in politics?
2:21 Going to NYU?
2:40 Job in a supermarket?
4:15 Buying into the store?
5:43 Acquiring the property?
6:22 How did you come up with the name Red Apple?
7:46 Cost of initial building?
8:57 Getting into real estate?
9:48 Timing?
10:04 Buying another chain of supermarkets?
10:37 Airline business?
11:26 What did you do with the jets?
12:25 How many years did you have the business?
13:05 Buying another airplane business?
14:17 Oil business?
17:18 More real estate?
18:57 Gristedes?
19:35 Jewellery business?
20:37 Did the Jewellery company have real estate?
21:00 Investing in a bank?
22:00 Buying another supermarket chain?
23:19 What did you fo with the real estate?
25:15 Buying another property?

Interview Date: March 2006
Event: BuldingNY
Original Image Source:http://bit.ly/JCatsimatidisPic

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