Igor Purlantov

Igor Purlantov, the very successful real estate investor, also has a passion for animal rights. For the past decade he has been involved with different groups, even starting his own foundation. The Spartacus Foundation was started by Igor Purlantov in order to provide financial contributions and services to animal rescue agencies. In addition to spending time with the Spartacus Foundation, Igor Purlantov has been heavily involved with the initiative to set Lolita the Orca free.

Lolita is a 20 foot, 7000 pound whale living at the Miami Seaquarium. Igor Purlantov says she has been there for more than 40 years now. She was taken from her home in the northwest Pacific in 1970 by a capture organization known as Namu Inc. Lolita was one of seven whales sold to different marine parks across the United States.

As a man passionate about animal rights, Igor Purlantov has been one of the major supporters for setting Lolita free. Igor Purlantov believes that she should be returned to her home in the Pacific, where her mother still lives at eighty years old. Not only is she being kept from her natural habitat, but she is being held in an aquarium not nearly big enough for her. Lolita lives in what is called the Whale Bowl, a 60x80x20 foot tank.

Igor Purlantov is optimistic that enough support can be raised to free Lolita. He dreams of the day when she is returned to Washington State and reunited with her pod. Igor Purlantov has helped start and manage initiatives involved with this process of freeing Lolita, and he does not plan on stopping until she is let go.

Over the last two decades, Igor Purlantov has established himself as one of the premiere real estate portfolio managers in the United States. But what may be even more impressive is his ability to make noise in the global market as well. Igor Purlantov has found profits across the Atlantic, delving into European markets with an uncanny amount of success.

Igor Purlantov started his career as a capital markets lawyer before co-founding a real estate fund to invest in the Las Vegas market in early 2000. He managed this portfolio for the better part of eight years, before exiting for opportunities in Europe. During those eight years, Igor Purlantov was one of the few people willing to be bullish in the Vegas market. Because he was, he was able to reap huge benefits. He also knew when to get out. Starting in 2007, Igor Purlantov took a bearish stance in the market and warned people of an imminent collapse. That collapse would come a year later in 2008.

After his experiences in Las Vegas, Igor Purlantov managed portfolios in Eastern Europe. He eventually sold these as well, but still has his feet in European real estate to this day. In 2007 he was a part of organizing one of the largest next generation telecoms in Europe.

Currently, Igor Purlantov is investing in and managing more real estate portfolios than ever. Igor Purlantov has investments in the United States, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. But don’t expect him to settle down anytime soon. Igor Purlantov is predicting that markets like Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Miami are going to once again become ‘hot markets.’

Igor Purlantov has been an animal rights advocate for years now, and he practices what he preaches. Not only has Igor Purlantov been a vegetarian for more than seven years, but he also only adopts his pets from rescue agencies and shelters. Igor Purlantov has found the latter to be an incredibly wonderful opportunity, and he would like to give you three reasons why you should adopt a rescue pet.

(1) To Save Lives

The number one reason you should adopt a rescue pet is to save a life. By adopting a pet from a rescue shelter you are quite possibly saving it from being euthanized. Igor Purlantov says that over 2.5 million cats and dogs are euthanized each year in the United States alone, simply because there is not enough room to keep them in shelters. By adopting a pet you are freeing up space to save lives.

(2) To Save Money

A very practical reason to adopt is the price. Igor Purlantov has found buying a rescue pet to be significantly less expensive than their counterparts at pet stores. Rescue pets usually come with their vaccines, and oftentimes are already spayed or neutered.

(3) To Feel Better

Not only will your pet feel better, but you will feel better. Igor Purlantov believes that having a pet can drastically improve a person’s mood. He has seen firsthand in his life how having a pet relieves stress. Also, Igor Purlantov says that having a pet can help those who struggle with loneliness and depression.

Igor Purlantov began his career in real estate as an attorney working in private equity markets implementing transactions for a large global law firm in their offices nationwide. He has received numerous awards and recognitions for his insight into real estate investment strategies. Igor Pulantov’s financing techniques and portfolio returns are highly impressive, garnering him much attention.

Igor Purlantov received his Bachelors of Arts Degree from the University of California at Berkeley, where he was Phi Beta Kappa and earned his law degree from the University of Virginia School of Law. He knew at a young age that he wanted to work in real estate and venture capitalism.

Now Igor Purlantov is currently the President of a private investment firm that focuses on venture capital, private equity, alternative assets, telecom, manufacturing, energy, and real estate. He manages real estate portfolios across Europe and the United States and is always open to new investment opportunities. He has a strong network of contacts and partners including real estate developers, natural energy and gas producers, leading international telecom companies, large manufacturers, and private equity investors.

Igor Purlantov is at the top of his profession and is experienced and respected. He has received awards for his work and has been given much praise. He loves being his own boss and working with people to earn wealth. Igor Purlantov is a hard worker who dedicates his time to his clients’ success.

As a side project Igor Purlantov has taken up the fight against animal cruelty. He recently started a foundation to aid in the fight. The Spartacus Foundation is named after his beloved cat Spartacus, and works towards raising awareness and funds for non-profit organizations dedicated to the wellbeing of abused and neglected animals. He is passionate about the subject, writing award winning blogs and articles at length to further advance the cause.

Igor Purlantov has dedicated much of his time and effort to fighting animal abuse. He has written articles and blogs on the topic and has spoken out against the atrocities. Next on Igor Purlantov’s list of ways to help our furry friends is developing a foundation that can directly help those who fight the cause against animal cruelty.

The Spartacus Foundation grew from Igor Purlantov’s desire to help. Named after his beloved cat, the Spartacus Foundation aims to help by raising animal cruelty awareness and donations for charities dedicated to helping and protecting abused animals. Their goal is to put this problem out in the open, to raise awareness of what’s really going on.

Igor Purlantov has a soft heart but is firm in his stance against animal cruelty. He is excited to invest his time into the Spartacus Foundation. He believes the foundation will help many agencies and non-profits in their fight against animal cruelty. Igor Purlantov knows he can help and encourages others to join him. He will continue to write on the subject to bring as much attention as possible to the cause.

Igor Purlantov’s love for animals started as a young boy, but it wasn’t until his freshman year at the University of California at Berkley when he discovered that activism works that he decided to take animal abuse up as a cause. After seeing firsthand what neglect and abuse does to an animal, he had to take out his frustration. It is then that Igor Pulantov began to write on the subject, filtering his frustrating in a positive way.

The Spartacus Foundation hopes to save many animals’ lives. Igor Purlantov understands it is our job as responsible citizens to take care of these animals our society has domesticated. They need our help now, more than ever.

Igor Purlantov believes one of the most important jobs of us humans is to take care of our animals. It is us who domesticated them, making them dependent upon us for food, shelter, and love. Unfortunately many people fail at their jobs as animal parents and defenseless animals are dumped on streets, left behind, neglected, and abused.

Some of the animals that are dumped on the streets are fortunately found, picked up and cared for by humane animal shelters. These shelters’ funds and resources are depleting faster than they can be raised. Igor Purlantov has written on animal advocacy and now is putting his knowledge into action.

Spartacus Foundation was sweetly named after Igor Purlantov’s beloved family cat. After dedicating much of his time and efforts, writing articles and blogs trying his best to raise awareness, Spartacus Foundation puts Igor Purlantov’s words into action. The goal is to raise money through individual and corporate donations to help the soldiers on the frontline, facing the issue of animal abuse and neglect head on.

Igor Purlantov knows the more money we raise for the charities and shelters that help these animals, the more we can help them remain open and obtain the supplies and staff they need to fully function. What many shelters need is more space, and that equates needing more money.

It is Igor Purlantov’s belief that if we all join the fight against abused animals that we can end this war. If we work together and help each other, we can likewise help animals that need it the most.

Igor Purlantov’s job is President of a Private Investment Firm. His passion is helping those in need, especially animals that are helpless in their struggle. The Spartacus Foundation was born from his desire to help and passion to make the world a better place.

Igor Purlantov understands the intricate nature of business and investments in a global economy. Igor Purlantov is the president of his own private investment firm. His own firm deals with several industries making him diversified in a variety of subject matter. His own experience dealing in finance and investment was established when he began work for a private equity and capital markets for a large global firm.

The large firm that kicked off Igor Purlantov‘s career had three firm branches: New York, London, and Tokyo. Now that he works for his own investment firm, Igor Purlantov continues growing globally. He has established a strong global network with energy producers, telecom companies, construction firms, and real estate developers. Igor Purlantov is experienced in real estate and continues to look for real estate develop opportunities in New York.

For over two decades Igor Purlantov has invested in real estate. He has a well diversified real estate portfolio. While Igor Purlantov currently looks for real estate in New York, he continues to look for investment properties throughout the world. With over twenty years of real estate investment experience, Igor Purlantov possesses knowledge of investment strategies and financing techniques.

When it comes to global business, you do not have to look much further than Igor Purlantov. He is experienced in both business and politics throughout many European, Middle Eastern, South America and Asiatic countries. His business enterprises include many emerging markets such as Serbia, Romania, Turkey, Brazil, Argentina, Afghanistan, and Russia. Igor Purlantov does not limit his enterprises to just large companies or federal governments. He has worked with private companies and many local governments around the globe. Igor Purlantov’s extensive global network has made him the recipient of many accolades and work achievements. Igor Purlantov continues to work on a global scale both for business, real estate, and his own commitment to animal rights.

Igor Purlantov is a man of many passions. He is knowledgeable in business, politics, finance, and the benefits of animals. Igor Purlantov has written many articles about animals and fall in numbers. One of the largest ambitions Igor Purlantov maintains is raising awareness of animal rights, the threats that continue against animal species, and programs people can support in order to protect animals.

Igor Purlantov is adamant about animal protection. He created the Spartacus Foundation with the purpose of providing donations to various animal charities and shelters. Animal charities supported by Spartacus Foundation span the United States and Europe. His goal is to use the foundation as an awareness campaign to promote animal welfare.

Currently, there are seven organizations being supported by Igor Purlantov’s foundation. The organizations include: Save the Elephants, Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre, Animal Care and Control of NYC, the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the Humane Society, Bideawee, and Farm Sanctuary.

Igor Purlantov is determined to help raise awareness and make a difference in supporting and saving animals. Igor Purlantov recently announced that private family donations would match any outside donation received by the Spartacus Foundation. Igor Purlantov is a long-time animal rights activist and advocate. He named his foundation in memory of a one-time beloved cat; Spartacus. The foundation honors the cat who passed away at only three years of age.

For his philanthropic work, Igor Purlantov received multiple recognition. He continues to write about animal issues and controversies. Igor Purlantov strives to give up-to-the minute news on animal rights issues pertaining to endangered species. He routinely rights about animal news and believes animal law practice will grow rapidly. He believes rights and laws protecting animals will grow in enforcement as more philanthropists and celebrities support the prosecution of animal rights offenders.

Igor Purlantov is one of many people interested in the global economy. Ignoring the boom of China, Japan has historically been the country with the largest GDP and purchasing power parity (PPP). Igor Purlantov is intrigued that South Korea is now on track to overtake the title of richest Asian country when measured by GDP and PPP.

Igor Purlantov explains that while China has the largest economy, Japan has long been the richest country. That will be overtaken by South Korea. Igor Purlantov knows Japan’s rich economy was built by its quick industrialization in the 20th century. While multiple Asian countries like Singapore, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and China have been quick to catch up, Igor Purlantov knows it is South Korea what will replace Japan in terms of GDP and PPP.

Igor Purlantov is confident in South Koreas growth based on using GDP and PPP as a gauge of the economy. The idea of a rich country is based off of the cost of living in each country and adjust their ratings accordingly. After looking at the economic numbers though, Igor Purlantov sees that almost all the Asian countries are slowly on track to overtake Japan. According to Igor Purlantov, looking at the rate of South Korea’s GDP growth, South Korea will surpass Japan as the riches country in Asia by 2017.

What Igor Purlantov finds so astonishing is that in 1980, South Korea’s GDP was less than one quarter of Japan’s. According to Igor Purlantov, in 1980, South Korean companies like Hyundai, LG, and Samsung were unheard of outside South Korea’s capital, Seoul. Igor Purlantov sees the economy as a major shift of power. Where Japan was once the powerhouse, Igor Purlantov sees South Korea as one of the largest emerging markets around the world.

Igor Purlantov is an animal rights supporter and blames the economy for the decline of household pets. According to Igor Purlantov, the United States has long been a leader when it comes to the number of households with pets. But by the end of 2011, American households had over 7 million fewer cats and 2 million fewer dogs than in 2006. Igor Purlantov explains this statistic comes from the American Veterinary Medical Association.

Igor Purlantov says the decline in household pets is two-fold. Not only is there a decline in two parent homes, but the stagnant economy and changing demographics has led to fewer pets being adopted. According to Igor Purlantov, this is the first decline in cat or dog households since 1991. The changing demographic includes couples without children and an aging population, both of which Igor Purlantov explains; “Are demographics that are less likely to have pets at home.”

Despite the decline in household pets, there are more animal rescue groups and shelters across the United States. Igor Purlantov is thrilled that the majority of these shelters continue to be no-kill shelters. Igor Purlantov is hopeful that the decline in household pets is temporary. As an animal rights supporter, Igor Purlantov supports the no-kill policy and supports the spaying and neutering of pets.

Igor Purlantov says there are about 74 million cats and just under 70 million dogs in homes, but this is far below the 80 million cats and 80 million dogs that there were in 2006. Igor Purlantov hopes the trend of homeless cats and dogs will reverse. He is an advocate for pet adoption and educating pet parents on getting animals fixed in order to control pet population. Igor Purlantov hopes pet adoptions will increase to the rate prior to the 2006 decline.