
Jan
Mirkin & Marcia Zwilling, Founders—Equestrian Network |
Marcia
Zwilling — President/Founder
Marcia Zwilling began her career as a songwriter, co-writing “Once
in a Lifetime,” recorded by both Patty Loveless and Bonnie Raitt. Later,
she ran Steve Martin’s production company, where she developed a television
series for George Burns. Five years after, she accepted the position of Vice
President of Current Programming for Lorimar Television, the producers of Dallas,
Knots Landing, and Full House. One of the shows Zwilling supervised was Paradise,
a western series starring Lee Horsley. It instantly ignited her passion for
horses again. Within 3 years, Zwilling moved to Texas, bought her first horse,
and changed her life dramatically. Today, Zwilling calls Austin home,
and splits her time between the Equestrian Network and working as a freelance
writer in Austin and Los Angeles.
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Jan Mirkin — CEO/Founder
Jan
Mirkin began her career in the music business running independent
record labels, booking tours, and managing bands. Through her own
company, Mirkin Management, she successfully negotiated contracts
with many major record and publishing companies. Jan's musicians
toured with the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, ZZ Top, Lynyrd Skynyrd
and various other artists. Currently, Jan is the General Manager
of Justice Records, distributed by Fontana/Universal. Some of Justice
Records roster includes Willie Nelson, Bobbie Nelson, Kris Kristofferson,
Waylon Jennings, Billy Joe Shaver, Ian Moore, Greta Gaines, Kermit
Ruffins, and Ray Price. Jan is also the current Texas ASCAP representative
working with songwriters as a creative service.
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Jim Campbell — Head of Marketing & Sales
Jim Campbell is the Founder, Host and CEO of Horseman's Radio Weekly. Jim
is instrumental in forming key sponsorships, as well as hosting special events,
promotions, and trail rides for The Equestrian Network. Horseman's Radio
Weekly was the number one agricultural radio program in the United States and
garnered loyal listeners throughout the world. |
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