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Professional Profile: Kevin Gold 2013

Name: Kevin Gold Title: Director Company: VVA Location: New York, N.Y. Place of birth and year: Long Island, N.Y., 1970 Family: Wife and daughter College: Lehigh University First job unrelated to real estate: Architect First job in real estate or allied field: VVA What your company does now and its plans for the future: VVA, LLC is a leading independent construction project management firm, headquartered in N.Y.C. with affiliated offices throughout the world through its joint venture company, VVA Sweett. VVA provides project management consulting to a variety of industries, including: law firms, financial services, media & entertainment, hospitality, healthcare, educational, new building development, non-profits, retail, and mission critical facilities. The firm assists its clients from the early stages of site selection through design and development, construction and relocation. Hobbies: Snowboarding, fishing, reading Favorite novel: "Atlas Shrugged" Favorite film: "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" Keys to success: Showing up. Understanding the question. Eliminating useless effort. Person(s) you most admire (outside of family): John Irving If you had to choose a different profession, what would it be: Only architect
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