I’m a 38 year-old American man living in New York City. Founder of Museum Hack (sold 2019) and former Partner at Flight Display Systems (sold 2014).
FEATURE ARTICLES
FEATURE ARTICLES
Bloomberg Businessweek: Reaching Fresh Audiences
New York Times: Get the Most Out of a Visit to the Museum
National Trust for Historic Preservation: 40 Under 40: People Saving Places
My TEDx: How I learned to stop hating and love museums, by Nick Gray
RECENT PROJECTS
RECENT PROJECTS
I write about business, investing, my hobbies, and travel
Watch some short fun videos that I make for my friends
Find out why CEOs, investors, and museum curators love my emails
If I had $10M, how would I live my life differently? How would you?
We sold our family business to a private equity firm in 2014. It was awesome
I maintain this de facto online resource as a hobby project
Check out a few of my favorite business articles
I enjoy meeting most new people. Call, text, or email me here.
I have spent the last 17 years habitually over-sharing my life on the internet. As such, you will find hundreds of unflattering photographs and video clips of me. I make no apologies for this. But trust that I will be ever as charming, and three times as attractive, when we meet in the flesh.
A Brief History of Nick Gray (That’s Me) |
2019 I sold Museum Hack. Read about how, and to whom.
2015 ELLE.COM’S 41 MOST ELIGIBLE BACHELORS I was ranked 40 out of 41, so I guess I’m not the absolute worst.
2013 Museum Hack gives museum tours for people who don’t like museums (Founder, Tour Guide)
2011 BollyBrook Brooklyn Meets Bollywood Music Video (Producer, Creator)
2009 New York magazine: Meet Nick Gray, Thrower of ‘Culturally Significant’ Williamsburg Parties
2004 Flight Display Systems (family business, sold 2014)
2003 BuddyGopher (founder) — full page articles in USA Today, Washington Post
2001 American Pie 2 (Eugene Levy junket interview!)
1997 vs3 Web Services (web hosting business I started in high school)
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