Walid Romaya

Walid Romaya has extensive work experience in various industries. Walid is the founder and CEO of Vikktoria, an open on-demand marketplace connecting lawyers and legal professionals. Walid founded this company in 2019. Prior to Vikktoria, they also founded and served as CEO of Realstir, a company they established in 2014. In 2007, Romaya worked as a wine critic for Prince of Wine, leveraging their passion and expertise in wine. Furthermore, they have experience in construction as the president of CESN Construction Inc., a licensed California General Contractor, which they started in 1995.

Walid Romaya's education history begins with their enrollment at the University of Reading, where they pursued a B.Sc. degree in Quantity Surveying. After completing their degree, there is no information provided regarding the specific start and end years, they attended Baghdad College. During this time, they did not obtain a degree or pursue any specific field of study, as the degree name and field of study are both listed as null.

Following their time at Baghdad College, Walid returned to the University of Reading, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Quantity Surveying. Again, the exact start and end years are not mentioned.

Most recently, from 2018 to 2021, Walid Romaya attended the Wine & Spirit Education Trust to obtain a Diploma WSET in Wine and Spirits. The obtained certification is specified to have been achieved in January 2021.

In addition to their formal educational background, Walid Romaya has also obtained various certifications. These include a Diploma from Wine and Spirit Education Trust (DipWSET) obtained in January 2021, a license as a Licensed Real Estate Broker from the Bureau Of Real Estate obtained in March 2007, an MRICS certification from RICS obtained in August 2005, a General Building Contractor B certification from the State of California obtained in January 1995, and a General Engineering Contractor - A certification from the State of California also obtained in January 1995. It is worth noting that there is an additional certification listed as WSET3 from the WSET \u2014 Wine & Spirit Education Trust, but no information regarding its completion month or year is provided.