Scott Srebnick is the Chief Executive Officer of Goldman Properties, a second-generation family business established in 1968 by Srebnick’s late father-in-law, the legendary place maker and visionary Tony Goldman. For more than 50 years, Goldman Properties has been recognizing the value in depressed urban areas, revitalizing declining districts into popular, thriving global destinations. Goldman Properties has received several ULI awards for its projects, including the Global Award for Excellence for the internationally-acclaimed Wynwood Walls in 2016 and the 7th Street Ballet Valet garage in 1999.

Srebnick oversees the management and development of the company’s portfolio of assets in New York, Philadelphia, Miami Beach, Wynwood, and Doral. These assets span a variety of sectors, including office, retail, residential, industrial, and hospitality.

Srebnick received a B.A. in Economics (magna cum laude) from Amherst College in 1987, and a J.D. (cum laude) from Harvard Law School in 1990. For more than 25 years prior to joining Goldman Properties, Srebnick was a leading trial and appellate lawyer, representing professionals including lawyers, bankers, public officials, and corporate executives in high profile cases around the country. Srebnick was perennially recognized as one of the top 100 lawyers in the State of Florida, taught a seminar at the University of Miami School of Law, and received numerous accolades, including Most Effective Lawyer by the Daily Business Review for his 2016 victory in the United States Supreme Court in the landmark case, Luis v. United States.

Srebnick’s legal acumen and business strategy helped Goldman Properties emerge stronger through the Covid-19 period. He has also led successful ventures into new zones, including the acquisition and adaptive reuse of flex warehouses in Doral and the acquisition and disposition of a retail portfolio in St. Petersburg.

Srebnick is on the Board of Trustees of his alma mater, Ransom Everglades School, and is an active contributor to many charities, including Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Miami and Cycle for Survival.

Srebnick lives in Miami with his wife, Jessica Goldman Srebnick. They have three sons. Srebnick is fluent in Spanish (and English).

Jessica Goldman Srebnick is the co-chair of Goldman Properties, the creative real estate firm with a storied history in developing thriving global destinations across the United States such as SoHo in New York City, Center City Philadelphia, Miami Beach, and Wynwood. Goldman-Srebnick is also founder & CEO of Goldman Global Arts, curating large-scale art installations for clients like the NFL, Norwegian Cruise lines, Citibank, Wynn Hotels, the Kaseya Center, the Miami Dolphins, and is the lead curator for the world’s largest outdoor street-art museum, the Wynwood Walls. A graduate of Harvard Business School’s Presidents Program in Leadership, and recognized as one of Forbes Icons of Impact, she was selected as one of the Knight’s Foundation Arts Champions, for her community leadership helping to enrich arts and culture in South Florida. Additionally, she was the Miami-Dade County co-chair for the 2020 Miami Superbowl host committee, was awarded the Greater Miami Chamber of Commerce Alvah H. Chapman Jr. Young Leader Award for Excellence in 2019, and the Visionary Award in 2023, by the Miami Center for Architecture & Design. Jessica oversees the Wynwood Walls Foundation, operates the Goldman Global Arts Gallery, a premier destination for contemporary urban and street art, and recently released her latest book with publisher Assouline titled: Street Art Icons. She is joyfully married to the CEO of Goldman Properties, Scott Srebnick and the proud mother of three exceptional young men.

Janet Goldman is a pioneering force in both the American jewelry and real estate industries, celebrated for her visionary design sensibility and talent for cultivating vibrant, creative communities. In 1984, she founded Fragments in SoHo, New York, transforming it from a modest jewelry wholesale showroom into a groundbreaking retail destination. Under her leadership, Fragments became a launchpad for now-celebrated designers such as Alexis Bittar and Ippolita. With a keen eye for handcrafted, one-of-a-kind jewelry and an unwavering dedication to emerging talent, Goldman built Fragments into a trendsetting institution within the fashion world.
After three decades at the helm, she sold the business in 2015, leaving behind a legacy of innovation and mentorship in the fashion industry.
Today, Janet serves as Chairwoman Emeritus of Goldman Properties, the visionary real estate company she co-founded with her late husband, Tony Goldman, over 50 years ago. Goldman Properties is widely recognized for its role in revitalizing urban neighborhoods through the integration of art, culture, and community.
Across her multifaceted career, Janet Goldman has remained committed to nurturing creativity, supporting the next generation of talent, and fostering meaningful cultural impact.

Joey Goldman is the Co-Chair of Goldman Properties, a company renowned for revitalizing urban neighborhoods and Founder and CEO of Goldman Real Estate,Llc. A real estate brokerage company specializing in South Florida Real Estate for over 20 years. Following in the footsteps of his father, Tony Goldman, Joey has played a pivotal role in transforming areas such as New York's SoHo, Miami Beach's Art Deco District, and Miami's Wynwood neighborhood. He is also the owner of Joey's Wynwood Cafe, the first restaurant to open as part of Wynwood’s revitalization efforts, helping to establish the area as a cultural and culinary destination. In his capacity at Goldman Properties, Joey focuses on acquisitions, finance, leasing and development, contributing to the company's mission of urban revitalization and community enrichment.