Daddy of 3, best-selling author, serial entrepreneur, international-renowned business speaker, 2-time nationally-syndicated radio show host and former All American Track & Field athlete Mitche Graf  has been a passionate serial entrepreneur for over 35 years, dangling his toes into the ponds of many intriguing industries along the way. From selling lemonade in the 3rd grade, to running four companies today, he has prided himself on knowing how to squeeze every drop of potential out of his endeavors.

In the middle of all of this, he took a year off from running his own companies to become the President of a Class A affiliate of the world-champion San Francisco Giants baseball team for a season, and undertook a organizational re-brand which culminated in a 12% increase in attendance, one of the best in all of professional baseball in 2019.

Over the past three decades, Mitche has created, scaled and sold 15 companies in a wide variety of industries.

His nationally-syndicated radio shows 'Business Edge Radio' and the 'Business Edge Minute' were launched in the spring of 2020, and are now available on nearly 100 radio stations across the country, with more coming on board every month. He also is the host of the very popular 'The BBQ Radio Show' which is also nationally-synidated and can be heard on radio stations and as a podcast.

As an educator and motivational speaker, Mitche’s high-voltage seminars and workshops have been delivered around the world to over 85,000 people in nine countries and nearly every state in the U.S (except Maine!). His cutting-edge articles and columns have appeared in the pages of business trade magazines such as CEOWorld Magazine, Rangefinder, PPA Magazine, Limo Digest, Chauffer Driven, Image Maker, and Fresh Cup, as well as many online marketing sites and blogs.

A majority of his education and training has been from the School of Hard Knocks, from which he has earned his PhD degree. Through the high-notes of his business home runs, to the low-notes of bankruptcy in the 1990s, Mitche has continued to make bold attempts to redefine the limits of his abilities, and to reinvent the way his businesses operate so they don’t become all-consuming black holes that suck him dry of his creative juices and zest for life.

Getting punched in the face from failure is probably the best teacher he has ever had and most of the lessons he has learned were born out of those failures.