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Richard Mott

Person

Heard in 1 episode across 1 show since Oct 2026

Richard Mott is a Chicago restaurant owner or operator who has kept a restaurant open for nearly three decades.

Episodes

1
across 1 show

First heard

Oct 2026

Guest appearances

1

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What Richard Mott has said on podcasts

24 statements

  1. on University of Chicago Booth entrepreneurial studiesPositiveOct 24, 2026· Odd Lots

    Booth’s largest concentration is currently entrepreneurial studies.

    “now at Booth, the largest single concentration, larger than marketing or finance, the largest single concentration at the school right now is entrepreneurial studies”

    Listen at 7:22

    Open the episode · How a Chicago Restaurant Has Stayed Open For Nearly Three Decades
  2. on Top business schools’ entrepreneurship programsPositiveOct 24, 2026· Odd Lots

    Top business schools now provide highly supportive entrepreneurship environments.

    “It's an incredibly supportive environment right now.”

    Listen at 8:04

    Open the episode · How a Chicago Restaurant Has Stayed Open For Nearly Three Decades
  3. on Richard Mott’s academic coffee-shop chainPositiveOct 24, 2026· Odd Lots

    Mott’s academic coffee-shop chain reached 20 locations within nine years.

    “by eight, nine years later, we had a chain of 20 of these”

    Listen at 8:48

    Open the episode · How a Chicago Restaurant Has Stayed Open For Nearly Three Decades

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Episodes

1 episode featuring Richard Mott, newest first