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Posted: November 5, 2019
2019 Ones to Watch: Petro Zinkovetsky, Zinkovetsky Law Firm
Name: Petro Zinkovetsky
Title: Managing Partner
Company Name: Zinkovetsky Law Firm
Address: 230 Park Avenue, 32Nd Floor, New York, NY 10169
Real estate organizations: New York State Bar Association Real Property Law Section
What do you consider to be your greatest success in the past 12 months?
Becoming a father.
What do you attribute to your success?
Hard work.
What advice can you offer to someone who is just getting started in your industry?
Make sure you really like and enjoy what you are doing, otherwise you won’t succeed in this industry. The real estate field is very entrepreneurial and very demanding.
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