How a 27-Year-Old Turned a Run Club Into a $640,000-a-Year Side Hustle
Owen Akhibi Herrera started his New York City-based run club in 2024 seeking community — and found a lucrative business opportunity, according to CNBC.
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A New York City run club started by 27-year-old Owen Akhibi Herrera has grown into a side hustle generating $640,000 a year, according to CNBC.
Herrera launched the club in 2024, motivated by a desire for community as well as an interest in entrepreneurial opportunity, the report said.
The venture reflects a broader trend of run clubs evolving from informal social groups into revenue-generating businesses, often through memberships, events and sponsorships.
Further details on how the run club generates its revenue and its current membership size were not specified in the report.
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- 27-year-old started a run club to meet new people—now his NYC side hustle brings in $640K a year — CNBC — Top News
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