Beyond the Boardroom - Program Highlights

Beyond the Boardroom with Jonathan Tisch | Presented by Cadillac | Premieres Sunday, November 4th 8P | 11P ET

JANUARY PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

	Richard Santulli, Founder and CEO of Net Jets Inc. - Jan 6th From the hangar at NetJets headquarters in Columbus, OH, the founder and CEO discusses how a child from Brooklyn, who hadn't flown on an airplane until his honeymoon, pioneered the concept of fractional jet ownership. He explains how his experiences as a math professor and Wall Street executive led to today's success as the worldwide leader in private aviation. Video Extra Richard Santulli, CEO of NetJets, recalls the negotiations of buying and selling a successful company.

	Clive Davis, Chairman and CEO of the RCA Music Group; Chairman and CEO of J Records; Chairman and CEO of BMG North America - Jan 13th The legendary record producer discusses his four-decades in the music industry. From Brooklyn to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, he has launched the remarkable careers of Janis Joplin, the Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, Aretha Franklin, Bruce Springstein and P Diddy, among others. Now, at the helm of BMG, he extends his wealth of experience to the careers of Justin Timberlake, Alicia Keys and the rising stars of American Idol. Video Extra Legendary record producer Clive Davis explains the high cost and risks of the music industry.

	Mort Zuckerman, Chairman of Boston Properties, Inc. and Editor-in-Chief of US News & World Report - Jan 20th Mort Zuckerman discusses his stunning success in real-estate, as well as foray in media as the owner of the New York Daily News and Editor-in-Chief of US News & World Report. He shares his unique perspective on the relationship of business and politics in the world today after having met most of the world's leaders of the last two decades. Video Extra Mort Zuckerman discusses his rise in real-estate and entry into the New York market.

	Ken Chenault, CEO and Chairman of American Express - Jan 27th A social activist during his days at Bowdoin College, Ken Chenault, CEO and Chairman of American Express, has achieved great success in business while maintaining his integrity and lifelong principles. When American Express lost several of its employees, as well as its headquarters on September 11th, Ken's leadership ability was tested like never before. Ken explains his strategy during those critical times and why adapting to change is vital for survival in today's marketplace.

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