Английская Википедия:Daniel Milstein
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Daniel Milstein (Шаблон:Lang-uk; born November 8, 1975) is a Ukrainian American entrepreneur.[1] Milstein’s 2013 autobiography 17 Cents and a Dream detailed his family’s emigration from Ukraine on the day the country affirmed its independence from the then-USSR. He is the Founder and CEO of Gold Star Financial Group, NHL agent with Gold Star Hockey.[2] He is the founder and owner of Gold Star group, which includes Gold Star Financial Group and Gold Star Sports. Notable clients include Pavel Datsyuk, Nikita Kucherov and Ilya Mikheyev.[3]
Early life and education
Daniel Milstein was born to a Ukrainian-Jewish family in Kyiv, Ukraine, which was then known as the Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic.[4] He was 10 years old when the Chernobyl nuclear plant blew up 78 miles north of his home in Kyiv, Ukraine, forcing a mandatory evacuation in 1986 and eventually political refugee status. He then moved to America.[2] Milstein wrote 17 Cents and a Dream, about his family’s emigration to the United States. He wrote about his family’s arrival and starting from nothing to building Gold Star Companies. Milstein has written three other books including[1] Rule #1 Don’t Be #2, released in 2017.[5]
Career
Milstein graduated from Cleary University before founding Gold Star Financial Group in 2000. The company began as a mortgage provider based in Ann Arbor, Michigan.[2] Milstein didn’t engage in the subprime bubble and had significant growth during the 2008 mortgage crisis. They were on Inc.’s 2009 list of 500 Fastest-Growing privately-held companies and Crain's Detroit Business NewsLetter named Milstein on their list of "40 Under 40 in Detroit”.[6][7][8]
Milstein was a friend and interpreter of Pavel Datsyuk before becoming his agent[9] and managed negotiations for Datsyuk’s retirement from the NHL. After that, Milstein became the agent for several other Russian NHL players. In December 2016, Milstein (as Gold Star Sports Management) stepped in during Artemi Panarin’s contract negotiation with the Chicago Blackhawks.[10] The Blackhawks and Panarin agreed to a two-year extension worth $12 million; Panarin was later traded to the Columbus Blue Jackets. Danis Zaripov was represented by Milstein in negotiations with the NHL after being banned by the IIHF. Zaripov was declared eligible to play in September 2017.Шаблон:Citation needed
Milstein represents several other Russian players including Nikita Zaitsev, Nikita Zadorov,[11] Alexey Marchenko, Andrei Mironov, Vladislav Namestnikov, Ilya Mikheyev, Mikhail Sergachev, Klim Kostin and Nikita Kucherov. His Hockey clientele also includes Vezina Trophy winner Andrei Vasilevskiy[12] of the Tampa Bay Lightning and Hart Trophy winner and Tampa Bay teammate Nikita Kucherov[13] both of whom signed eight-year contract extensions for $76 million each.[2]
Bibliography
- The ABC of Sales: Lessons from a Superstar (2011) GoldStar Publishing, MI. Шаблон:ISBN
- 17 Cents and a Dream: My Incredible Journey from the USSR to Living the American Dream (2013) GoldStar Publishing, MI. Шаблон:ISBN
- Street Smart Selling: How to Be a Sales Superstar (2014) GoldStar Publishing, MI. Шаблон:ISBN
- Rule #1 Don’t be #2 (2007) GoldStar Publishing, MI. Шаблон:ISBN
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