Meet Julie Rice, one of Fast Company's Most Creative People

Along with Elizabeth Cutler, Julie Rice is the cofounder of SoulCycle, the company that reinvented generic spinning classes with charismatic instructors, highly thought-out production, and customer service intended to evoke what Rice describes as the "'Cheers' of fitness: where everybody knows your name."

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Why it’s important for brands to build physical communities in the digital age

At Fast Company’s European Innovation Festival, executives from Snap, SoulCycle, and Soho House converged on the idea of human interaction in the advanced tech era.

Julie Rice

Cofounder, SoulCycle

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Why it’s important for brands to build physical communities in the digital age

At Fast Company’s European Innovation Festival, executives from Snap, SoulCycle, and Soho House converged on the idea of human interaction in the advanced tech era.

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