The Floating Economy
The Floating Economy
Marinas were built for vessels. The next era will be built for people. Welcome to The Floating Economy — where we explore how marinas, hospitality operators, developers, and investors are transforming water into programmable economic space. From underutilized slips to mixed-use floating infrastructure, this is the conversation shaping the future of waterfront assets. Hosted by FLOHOM Visionary, Co-Founder, & President, Brian Meyer.
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From Public Housing to Marina Owner - Marcellous "Selly" Butler | The Floating Economy Ep. 2 31.03.2026 50:42
Welcome to Episode 2 of The Floating Economy Podcast, hosted by FLOHOM Co-Founder & President Brian Meyer. In this episode, Brian sits down with FLOHOM Co-Founder and marina owner Marcellous “Selly” Butler — an operator who didn’t just study the marina industry… he lived it. Selly’s story starts in public housing in Annapolis, Maryland — where his father owned the only boat in the neighborhood...
After Scaling to $350M, Now He’s Reimagining Marinas - Jerry South | The Floating Economy Ep. 1 09.03.2026 49:15
Welcome to the inaugural episode of The Floating Economy Podcast, hosted by FLOHOM Co-Founder & President Brian Meyer. In Episode 1, Brian sits down with FLOHOM Managing Director and business partner Jerry South — founder and former CEO of Town Park, one of the largest hospitality parking companies in the United States, scaled to 13,000+ employees and nearly $350M in revenue before a landmark...
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