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Contents. Early life Vaynerchuk was born in, and immigrated to the in 1978. Gary and eight family members lived in a studio-apartment in, New York.

After living in Queens, Vaynerchuk and his family moved to where Vaynerchuk operated a lemonade-stand franchise and earned thousands of dollars on weekends trading. At age 14, he joined his family's retail-wine business. Vaynerchuk graduated with a bachelor's degree from in in 1998. Career Wine Library After graduating from college in 1999, Vaynerchuk assumed day-to-day control of his father's store, Shopper's Discount Liquors. Gary renamed the store to Wine Library, launched sales online and in 2006 started Wine Library TV, a daily covering wine. Through a combination of, email marketing, and pricing, Vaynerchuk grew the business from $3 million to $60 million a year by 2005. In August 2011, Vaynerchuk announced he would be stepping away to build VaynerMedia, the he co-founded with his brother in 2009.

VaynerMedia In 2009, Gary, along with his brother AJ Vaynerchuk, founded VaynerMedia, a -focused. The company provides social media and strategy services to companies such as, and. In 2015, VaynerMedia was named one of 's A-List agencies. With 600 employees in 2016, VaynerMedia grossed $100 million in revenue.

The company also partnered with to connect brands and filmmakers for digital content. The Gallery In 2017 reported that Vaynerchuk formed The Gallery, a new company that houses PureWow following its acquisition by Vaynerchuk and RSE Ventures along with other media and creative-content properties. CEO, Ryan Harwood, is The Gallery's CEO. A sister company to digital agency, VaynerMedia, Marketing Dive wrote that 'joining forces with VaynerMedia grants access to increased video capabilities given the in-house teams and resources.'

Investments Vaynerchuk has made a number of personal investments as an including in women’s publisher, in 2017. He has also invested in, and dozens of other. In 2017 put Vaynerchuk's net worth at $160 million. VaynerRSE After exits in and Buddy Media, Vaynerchuk started VaynerRSE as a $25 Million investment fund with RSE Ventures' and backed by owner Stephen Ross. The fund focuses on consumer technology and acts as an in addition to traditional. BRaVe Ventures In 2014, Vaynerchuk partnered with social TV entrepreneurs Jesse Redniss and David Beck to form BRaVe Ventures. The firm advises television networks on emerging technology and funds and incubates emerging multi-screen and startups and technologies.

In November 2016 reported that acquired the advisory business of BRaVe Ventures to develop business and strategy for its flagship brands, and. VaynerSports In 2016 Vaynerchuk invested in the sports agency, Symmetry, to form VaynerSports to provide full-service athlete representation. In 2017 VaynerSports signed NFL draft participants including and. Media Planet of the Apps In February 2017, and Propagate announced the launch of, a series with a recurring cast that includes Vaynerchuk, and. Described as meets, in the show Vaynerchuk and team evaluate pitches from app developers vying for investment. The series cast joined with for a tour to, s and. DailyVee DailyVee is a daily, video-documentary series on YouTube that chronicles Vaynerchuk's life as a businessman.

Started in 2015, Vaynerchuk records live, interviewing others and broadcasting investor meetings and strategy sessions at VaynerMedia. In the series Vaynerchuk implements social media strategies, especially through to demonstrate social-media marketing. The #AskGaryVee Show In 2014, Vaynerchuk launched The #AskGaryVee Show on with his personal content-production team. In the show, Vaynerchuk canvases questions from Twitter and and responds in a signature, extemporaneous manner. Show questions, most commonly on, family and business topics, are pre-screened by the but remain unseen by Vaynerchuk until each show’s taping. The AskGaryVee Show inspired Vaynerchuk’s fourth book, AskGaryVee: One Entrepreneur's Take on Leadership, Social Media, and Self-Awareness. Wine Library TV.

Left: with & Right: with, Ezarik, et al. Vaynerchuk hosted a video blog on YouTube called Wine Library TV ( WLTV or The Thunder Show) from 2006 to 2011, featuring wine reviews, tastings, and wine advice. The show debuted in February 2006 and was produced daily at the Wine Library store in,.

Vaynerchuk appeared on the cover of the December 2008 issue of Mutineer Magazine, launching the 'Mutineer Interview' series. Celebrity guests included Jancis Robinson, Heidi Barrett, Kevin Rose, Timothy Ferriss, Jim Cramer of CNBC's Mad Money, Wayne Gretzky, and Dick Vermeil. At 1,000 episodes in 2011 Vaynerchuk retired the show and replaced it with a video podcast, The Daily Grape. In August 2011, Vaynerchuk announced on Daily Grape that he was retiring from wine video blogging.

Wine & Web In 2010, Vaynerchuk launched Wine & Web on satellite radio. The show’s programming paired new wine tastings in a 'Wine of the Week' segment with coverage of gadgets, trends and startups in its 'Web of the Week' segment. Authorship Crush It!

In March 2009, Vaynerchuk signed a 10-book deal with for over $1,000,000 and released the first book, Crush It! Why Now is the Time to Cash in on your Passion, in October 2009. In the first weeks of its release Crush It! Climbed to #1 on the Amazon Best Seller list for Web Marketing books. It also opened at number two on the New York Times Hardcover Advice bestseller list and on the bestseller List. Was featured in, and. Was also among the first books released on the platform.

The Thank You Economy In 2011, Vaynerchuk’s second book, The Thank You Economy reached the number two spot on the New York Times hardcover advice bestseller list. The Thank You Economy explores the numbers and soft factors that drive successful relationships between businesses and consumers.

Jab, Jab, Jab, Right-Hook In 2013, Vaynerchuk released his third book, Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook: How to Tell Your Story in a Noisy Social World, through publisher. By highlighting campaigns and strategies that both succeeded and failed across all of the major social-media platforms, Vaynerchuk's third book shows social media marketing strategies and tactics that businesses should be avoiding or employing. Jab, Jab, Jab, Right-Hook debuted at the top of the 's business books list and at number four on the New York Times hardcover advice bestseller list. AskGaryVee: One Entrepreneur's Take on Leadership, Social Media, and Self-Awareness In March 2016, Vaynerchuk released his fourth book, AskGaryVee: One Entrepreneur's Take on Leadership, Social Media, and Self-Awareness, under publisher Harper Business, part of. Based on Vaynerchuk's series, #AskGaryVee, Vaynerchuk compiled the best questions and answers from his YouTube show into a novel based on categories including self-awareness, parenting and entrepreneurial hustle. #AskGaryVee marks Vaynerchuk's fourth bestseller.

Recognition. Vaynerchuk speaking at in 2016 Vaynerchuk has been featured in ', The Wall Street Journal, and, and has appeared on and. In the 2000s, Vaynerchuk was described as 'the first wine guru of the YouTube era', 'the wine world's new superstar', and by Rob Newsom, a Washington State wine maker, 'outside of, probably the most influential wine critic in the United States'.

In 2003, Market Watch magazine awarded Gary Vaynerchuk its Market Watch Leader' award, making him its youngest recipient. In July 2009 ranked Vaynerchuk at #40 on 'The Power List' ranking of the wine industry's individuals of influence, citing that he 'represents the power of blogging'.

In 2011, The Wall Street Journal named Vaynerchuk to its list of Twitter’s Small Business Big Shots and Bloomberg’s Business Week named him to its list of 20 People Every Entrepreneur Should Follow. In 2013, Vaynerchuk made the November cover of magazine in a feature on 'How to Master the 4 Big Social-Media Platforms.' In 2014, he was named to Fortune’s 40 Under 40 and selected to judge the Miss America pageant. In 2015 he was named to Crain's New York Business 40 Under 40 and named to Inc.’s list of 'Top 25 Social Media Keynote Speakers You Need to Know.' In 2016 Vaynerchuk was a judge for the Genius Awards.

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