Marti Mongiello – Have Partnership Agreements to Protect Your Interests

<p><a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/martincjmongiellomba/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><strong>Chef Marti Mongiello</strong></a> is a story weaver intoxicating his audiences by stage and television across the world. A mesmerizing speaker, he’s published nine books, 200+ papers, and given over 100 speeches and keynotes in Europe, Asia, and America. Featured on CBS, PBS, ABC, NBC, CNN, and FOX to almost three billion viewers is only eclipsed by articles in 160+ newspapers and magazines like the Washington Post, LA Times, Australian, The New Yorker, FOOD TV Network Magazine, The Times of London, and many more. His latest television series is Inside the Presidents’ Cabinet.</p><p>Marti is a former White House Chef, Private Investigator, Security Expert, Executive Chef, and a GM of the Camp David Resort and Conference Center working with the past five Presidents for 25 years, from H.W. Bush through Trump.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p class="ql-align-center"><strong>“Get a super-strong prenuptial agreement that covers everything. You will sleep well at night knowing that every eventuality is covered.”</strong></p><p class="ql-align-center">Marti Mongiello</p><p>&nbsp;</p><h2><strong>Worst investment ever</strong></h2><p>Marti lived in Japan when he was contacted for a business partnership by a food service-oriented company that wanted to bring foodservice training online. They thought it would be great for their business to have a former White House chef as their brand’s face.</p><p>Marti thought this would be a good idea given that he is a great presenter, business plan writer, and an excellent writer and storyteller.</p><h3><strong>Knocking the plan out of the park</strong></h3><p>Marti flew to Arizona, where the company founders floated numerous stock certificates and bylaws to him. Marti was still in the military at the time and a bit naive as to how these things work. And so he missed critical statements in the founder’s document and in the bylaws, which were registered with the Secretary of State.</p><p>N