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Mr. Walter Prochorenko, General Manager, Pro-W, to speak at the 2003 European GOLF Investment and Real Estate Conference&Exhibition
Wednesday, June 18, 2003
June 16th, 2003 -- Mr. Walter Prochorenko,
General Manager of Pro-W
(Ukraine) and the Golden
Gate Golf Club, Ukraine will deliver a speech titled First Golf
Course in a Major Country: Ukraine - Opportunities and Difficulties to a distinguished audience of
industry leaders, top investors, leading entrepreneurs, decision-makers,
policy formers and professionals at the 1st European Golf
Investment & Real Estate Conference & Exhibit in Athens on
November 29th, 2003.
Born in Stanislaviv, what
is now known as Ivano-Frankivsk, in Ukraine in 1943, Walter was a European resident until 1954, mainly
residing in Belgium and Germany. In 1954 he moved to the USA and became
a citizen of that country in 1961.
Walter attended Baruch College, City University of New York,
where he graduated in 1972.
Walter undertook postgraduate work until 1976, at which time his business
activities required that he traveled all over the world full-time. He
has over 30 years' experience in international trade and international
business development, which included successful ownership and management of several companies.
Main countries and
territories in which Walter was active: Japan, Philippines, Korea, Vietnam, Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia,
the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Kuwait, Switzerland,
Ukraine, Czech Republic, Guam, Saipan, Palau, United Kingdom and the
USA.
Walter is currently active in
Ukraine, Czech Republic and the USA.
Walter's primary business focus: large commercial and government construction projects, military bases reconstruction, and resort development.
Walter has been successfully involved in many of the largest projects in the world.
Walter became enamored with golf course
development during the construction of golf resort projects in Guam, Saipan, Vietnam, and Okinawa for major Japanese and Thai developers.
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