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ZDT President: Zachary Nevel
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| Zachary Nevel, a part-timer working as a stock boy, and doing all the warehouse odd jobs. Then, I fell in love with the record business because it's perfect for my type of personality. It's aggressive and fast-paced. I was going to business college part-time and working in the Elroy warehouse where I decided that working in the business was teaching me things that were common sense and practical. So, I decided to stop college and work full-time. I kicked around between the warehouse and the stores, educating myself learning from working in the warehouse what it took to stock a store, and learning from the store. |
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"I thrive on doing what we're known for our catalog selection. In the years I've been buying, I've learned how to sell catalog and what people are buying. I have every Beatle recording, so that when a customer asks for 'Magical Mystery Tour', I'll have it. People think you're terrific if you've got the old Perry Como tape that they were looking for." |
 Zachary and Heather Lochlear |
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 Zachary and (Batman's Cat Woman) Julie Newmar. Working as an extra on Julie's "Thanks for Everything". |
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 Zachary and Billie Hayes, (Witchiepoo & Margaret Hamilton) at a Nickelodeon launch party (Pufnstuf) in Beverly Hills, for producers Sid & Marty Krofft, the world renown puppeteers. |
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 Zachary doing the Bundy Salute with the crew on the living room set of "Married with Children" |
 Zachary and Jani Lane of Warrant on the set of "Cherry Pie" |
 Zachary with Kim Wilde recording the hit "Kids in America", which was used in the film "Jimmy Neutron". |
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ZDT Entertainment Network is a fully accredited institute of education. |
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| "You do not want to do a Film School. What they have today that works far better is mentorships." |
| — John Waters Director, Screenwriter |
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"Nothing will work unless you do." |
| — Maya Angelou Novelist, Poet |
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"Not only did I not go to college for broadcasting, I never even finished high school. I did however get my foot in the door, and since have been awarded over 8 Emmys for news reporting." |
| — Peter Jennings World News Tonight |
