Name: Mario Cerrato
Title: Principal
Company: Cerrato Architects
Location: Astoria, NY
Place of Birth: Southern Italy
Family: Wife Jill, son Francesco, daughter Emma
College: NYIT, Old Westbury, NY
First Job Unrelated to Current Field: Scalamandre, driver
First Job in Current Field: Pyramid Co.
What your firm does now and plans for Future: Focus on growth and diversification of services in commercial, retail and residential architecture.
Hobbies: Single engine airplane / aviation
Favorite Film: With two toddlers, "Wizard of Oz" is an all time favorite
Favorite Novels: "Animal Farm"
Key To Success: Create a product and/or provide a service with real and tangible value
Person you admire the most (outside the family): Our forefather, John Adams
If you had to choose a different profession, what would it be: Large scale organic farming, with a focus to provide affordable produce and products to our middle class and low income families in major urban cities along the eastern sea board.
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