January 9 Breakfast Meeting with Case Lawrence

Case is the Founder and CEO of CircusTrix--currently the largest owner, operator and developer of indoor recreation parks in the world with over 100 facilities and over 2,000 employees. Since opening his first park in 2011, CircusTrix now has facilities in 25 states and 4 countries; including China and the UK (Ryze); and Germany (Superfly). CircusTrix Parks are considered among the best in the world including Gravady (Las Vegas), Flying Circus (Seattle), 2infinity (Florida), DefyGravity (North Carolina) and DojoBoom (Southern California). In 2017, CircusTrix joined the Inc. 5000 and was named the 9th Fastest Growing Company in the Utah. CircusTrix has raised over $100 million of investment capital from Peery Partners, Palladium Equity and others.

Case has been featured in Forbes, Inc. Magazine and other publications as a pioneer in Active Recreation; and a leading innovator in Marketing to Millennials. In 2017, Case was named Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year.

Before “jumping” into CircusTrix, Case was a successful entrepreneur in the commercial real estate industry. In 2004, Case created CargoBay, a groundbreaking company that developed storage and office space for small business. In 2007, Case’s CargoBay project in California was named National Facility of the Year. Throughout his career, Case has developed over 500,000 sq.ft. of commercial real estate. Case started his career in 2000 with Venture Law Group in Menlo Park, California where he worked with some of the premier start-ups in Silicon Valley.

Case received a JD from Duke Law School and a BA in American Studies from BYU. Case and his wife, Kerri currently serve on the Presidents Leadership Council at Brigham Young University.