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Tyler Gallagher

CEO and FounderTeam 33

California

Member Since July 2021

About

Tyler is a serial entrepreneur and a proud member of the Rolling Stone Council. He is the CEO and Founder of Team 33, a TOP 10 ranked eSports invite-only organization. Tyler is also the Founder and Owner of House 33, a luxurious property and recording studio located in Los Angeles, California. House 33 is an award-winning property that has had numerous high profile guests including Post Malone, Drake, Travis Scott, Gucci Mane, TM88, Young Thug, Gunna, Swae Lee, Kaash Paige, Karl Anthony Towns Jr, Jordyn Woods, YBN Cordae, YBN Nahmir, Flo Rida, Bryson Tiller, Janelle Monáe, Dimitri Vegas and Like Mike, DMX and many others. Socials: https://twitter.com/OfficialTeam33 https://www.instagram.com/officialteam33 https://www.youtube.com/c/Team33Gaming

Published content

7 Questions to Ask Yourself Before Starting a Business

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Make no mistake — it's hard, takes a lot of time and requires passionate dedication.

Eight Ways the Metaverse Could Affect Business in the Future

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These entrepreneurs predict we’ll see big changes in this virtual-first world. As the need for virtual solutions to everyday problems grows, so too does the interest in the metaverse — or a shared virtual world in which users can interact, play, experience and socialize much like they do in the real world. Businesses too are betting on the metaverse, with giants like Facebook rebranding to Meta in late 2021. But how exactly the metaverse will affect business as a whole is still up for debate and speculation. As leaders in their respective niches, the members of Rolling Stone Culture Council have reflected on their thoughts about the metaverse and, below, share their predictions for the ways they see this virtual world affecting business in the coming future.

Taking a Business Risk? Nine Signs You're About to Make a Big Mistake

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Take the time to evaluate the situation before you jump ahead. Being an entrepreneur is all about taking risks and reaping rewards. But it’s how you go about taking those risks that defines how successful you are in business. And whether calculated or impulsive, any risk has the potential for a negative outcome. However, with time and experience, it is possible to get better at taking risks and determining whether or not they’ll work out for you. Below, the members of Rolling Stone Culture Council share some signs you can look for that will indicate if you’re about to make a big mistake rather than a risk that’s going to pay off.

Controversial Business? 10 Strategies for Dealing with Naysayers Online

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Your response will say a lot about your company. When your business operates in a niche that can sometimes experience controversy or deals with controversial subjects, such as cannabis or art, you’re bound to come across a few naysayers along the way. While you can’t prevent this situation from happening, you can control the way you respond. In a public space like social media, the way you conduct yourself in reaction to any “hate comments” or “trolls” can have a major impact on the way your business is perceived by current and potential customers. So before you hit “reply,” consider the following 10 strategies recommended by a panel of Rolling Stone Culture Council experts for responding to any controversy that may arise.

Eight Ways These Entrepreneurs Are Bringing People Together During the Pandemic

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All it takes is the right idea to build positive connections. At a time when so many of us have been forced apart, industries of all sorts — from gaming to food to music as well as cannabis — have sought out ways to bring people back together and build back the connections we felt were lost.  Below, a group of Rolling Stone Culture Council members explain the ways that they and their companies have worked to bring people together during the past two years of illness, shutdowns and quarantines and how they’re continuing to focus on those relationships now.

4 Things That Every Business Can Learn From Esports

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The competitive world of esports can closely resemble the sometimes-cutthroat world of entrepreneurship.

Company details

Team 33

Company bio

Team 33 is an elite eSports invite-only organization based out of Hollywood, California. The professional player team roster combined has earned over $1 million through competitive tournaments online and offline. Team 33 is also planning to launch charity events on Twitch and YouTube involving celebrities and artists. Team 33 is backed by high profile celebrities and investors such as Kaash Paige and many more.

Industry

Gaming

Area of focus

eSports
MMO Games
PC Games

Company size

11 - 50

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