In hospitality, the assumption has always been that more is better. More services. More amenities. More complexity.

Marc Wachsberger looked at that assumption and did the opposite.

In 2008, while hotels were overpriced and apartments stood empty, he spotted a disconnect the rest of the industry had overlooked. Customers weren't getting what they actually valued. So he stripped everything back, leased a few apartments, furnished them himself and built a model around one simple idea - do less, but do it better.

In Season 2 Episode 1 of The Braadcast, Norman Raad sits down with Marc Wachsberger, Founder of The Capital Hotels, Apartments and Resorts, to unpack the journey from corporate finance to founder, from carrying bags in the early days to leading a business of over 1,000 people, and what it truly takes to build resilience in  ...