Joel Wolh on Building Powwow Events Into the Go-To Brand for Business Conferences - EP05

The Wealth Clock Podcast — Real Estate, Passive Income, and Wealth Strategies with Steven Weinstock

Joel Wolh didn’t just build an event company. He created Powwow Events—a fast-growing brand that's redefining how business networking gets done across real estate, healthcare, retail, and tech.

In this episode of The Wealth Clock with Steven Weinstock, Joel walks us through the full journey. From backyard meetups and Amazon expos to 1,200-person industry blowouts, he shares what it really takes to build a brand people want to show up for.

We cover:

• How Powwow started during COVID with nothing but a backyard and a big idea
• The real story behind the chaos of ReBeach and why it worked anyway
• Why managing egos, billionaires, and logistics all comes down to one thing
• How Joel’s network fuels charitable giving every week
• What’s next for Powwow (and why there’s no 5-year plan)

🎙 Hosted by Steven Weinstock
💼 Sponsored by We Capital and The Goethals Capital Fund
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If you’ve ever attended a Powwow event or thought about hosting your own, this episode is a must-watch.

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🎙 About Steven Weinstock
Steven Weinstock is a real estate investor and founder of WeCapital and the Goethals Capital Fund. Since 2001, he has built a diverse portfolio of residential and multifamily assets while helping investors access passive income through strategic real estate opportunities. On this podcast, he shares real-world insights on investing, capital raising, and what it really takes to build and scale in today’s market.

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