Manuel Grossy
Miami, FL (USA)
Role(s):
Founder/Owner/Principal
Grossy Enterprises
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Location:
Miami
Industry:
Entertainment
Year Founded:
1994
Number Employees:
10-50 people
Description:
Our Management Team has been servicing Miami parking needs for many years.
In addition to our knowledge and experience in the parking field, we offer integrity, business acumen and personal dedication. We pride ourselves in operating a first class parking facility. We employ dependable "family men" and maintain a tight operation because we have not outgrown a personal touch with our personnel and the people we serve.
As it relates to Florida, we have hands on experience with the parking area security, visitor and resident parking priorities, traffic flows and the turnover ratios common during special events/festivals, restaurant and nightclubs grand openings. Grossy Parking has also been of service to many of Miami major local and international events during the past several years. In fact, the company served as the parking operator for the Seacoast 5700, The Royal Embassy Condominium, Thierry Catering Services, Embassy of Nederland, Consulate of Germany, Congress Woman Eleana Ross Letinen, The Palacio Vizcaya, Indian Creek Island, and all major special events in Miami Beach like The Ocean Drive Magazine Party, Eden Roc 50 anniversary, Chamber of Commerce events and Consulting Services for Finvarb Hospitality Inc, Gurmenick Properties and The Jackson Memorial Hospital (1996 to 2000) and the White House.
Our company is also very aware of the uniqueness associated with Miami area and we firmly believe that the City is undergoing a renaissance of unprecedented proportion. The Beach area, the new buildings, the restaurants, the nightlife and the Beach itself are attracting large numbers of visitors from all over the world. Miami is clearly one of the premier tourist attractions in Florida. The availability of accessible, economical parking and first class service is an essential component in the continued success of Miami commercial districts and residential neighborhoods.