About
From the boardrooms of real estate and hospitality to the owner's box of Major League Baseball, Lew Wolff has spent a lifetime at the intersection of business, sports, and civic life.
In Moments, Wolff opens up for the first time about the people, places, and decisions that shaped his remarkable career, offering an insider's view of dealmaking, leadership, and the enduring lessons learned along the way.
With candor and humor, Wolff revisits decades of turning vision into reality, from revitalizing landmarks and founding hospitality ventures to his years as Managing Partner and Co-Owner of the Oakland Athletics. Alongside the anecdotes are insights into teamwork, risk, loyalty, and how to stay grounded amid high-stakes challenges. Wolff is a remarkable partner in all his many endeavors, especially in the acquisition and credit he bestows on those that contributed to the Oakland A's adventure, specifically, John Fisher, Bud Selig, Billy Beane, and Michael Crowley, and many others.
Richly illustrated and full of wit, Moments captures not just the story of a businessman and sports executive, but of a civic-minded leader who's helped define modern California enterprise.
In Moments, Wolff opens up for the first time about the people, places, and decisions that shaped his remarkable career, offering an insider's view of dealmaking, leadership, and the enduring lessons learned along the way.
With candor and humor, Wolff revisits decades of turning vision into reality, from revitalizing landmarks and founding hospitality ventures to his years as Managing Partner and Co-Owner of the Oakland Athletics. Alongside the anecdotes are insights into teamwork, risk, loyalty, and how to stay grounded amid high-stakes challenges. Wolff is a remarkable partner in all his many endeavors, especially in the acquisition and credit he bestows on those that contributed to the Oakland A's adventure, specifically, John Fisher, Bud Selig, Billy Beane, and Michael Crowley, and many others.
Richly illustrated and full of wit, Moments captures not just the story of a businessman and sports executive, but of a civic-minded leader who's helped define modern California enterprise.