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Posted: February 6, 2009
Marc Miller Executive Vice President Winoker Realty Co., Inc.
Name: Marc Miller
Title: Executive Vice President
Company: Winoker Realty Co., Inc.
Location: Manhattan, N.Y.
Place of Birth and Year: Long Island, NY, 1961
Family: Wife & 3 kids
College: Queens College - CUNY
First Job Unrelated to your current field: Accountant with Price Waterhouse
First Job in current field: Tenant Rep with Williamson Picket Gross, Inc.
What do you do now and what are your plans for the future? As an EVP of Winoker Realty I lead a tenant rep team of leasing professionals. We work tirelessly for our clients which include global companies, emerging businesses, law firms and private equity firms.
Hobbies: Reading, hiking, traveling
Favorite Novel: "A Winter's Tale" by Mark Helperin
Favorite Film: "Lord of the Rings" trilogy
Keys to Success: Persistence, Integrity, Enthusiasm
Person you most admire (outside of family): America's founding fathers & mothers
If you had to choose a different profession, what would it be? Talk Show Host
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