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Posted: October 28, 2013
Professional Profile: Sol Levy 2013
Name: Sol Levy
Title: VP of Sales
Company: EnTech Digital Controls
Location: Lakewood, NJ
Birthplace: Brooklyn, NY
Education: Emergency Medical Technician
First job outside of real estate: Packaging
First job in real estate or allied field: EnTech Digital Controls
How do you unwind from a busy day in real estate? I go have a couple of drinks.
Favorite movie: "The Hangover"
Favorite Hobbies: EMT and playing drums
Last song you purchased/downloaded? "Beverly Hills Cop"
One word to describe your work environment: Action packed
Rules to live by in business: Be honest & you'll make millions.
What your firm does & its future plans? EnTech's energy management system -
does more than just monitor and control. With industry-leading technology, the
system analyzes boiler operation, self-diagnoses inefficiencies and provides
intelligent solutions to cut energy costs and keep heat and hot water operating at
peak performance. It's future plans is to expand our territory (which we already
started) to markets that haven't fully utilized our system.
What is your dream job? CEO
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