Education
Bachelor, St. John's U. M, St. John's U.
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Nickolas Davatzes
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Nickolas Davatzes, Broadcast executive. Recipient History Foundation Heritage award United States Marine Corps, Chevalier des Arts et Lettres French Government, 1992, President's award Cable television Public Affairs Assn, 1996, Vanguard award Cable television Administration and Marketing Society, 1996; co-recipient Salute to Freedom award United States Ship Intrepid Foundation, 1995.
Career
Various executive positions, Xerox Corporation, 1965-1975;
vice president sales and marketing, Xerox Corporation, 1975-1977;
president, Intext Comm. Sys., 1978-1980;
president, Chief Executive Officer, A&E television Networks, New York City, since 1983. Member of advisory board Colls.
Business Administration St. John's U. Board of Governors Banff television Festival.
Achievements
Membership
Founder Connecticut Foundation Childhood Leukemia. Formerly with United States Marine Corps. Member British Academy Film and television Arts (est coast, board of trustees), National Cable television Association (Vanguard award 1994), National Academy Cable Programming.
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Married; 2 children.
Awards
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Recipient History Foundation Heritage award United States Marine Corps, Chevalier des Arts et Lettres French Government, 1992, President's award Cable television Public Affairs Assn, 1996, Vanguard award Cable television Administration and Marketing Society, 1996. Co-recipient Salute to Freedom award United States Ship Intrepid Foundation, 1995.Recipient History Foundation Heritage award United States Marine Corps, Chevalier des Arts et Lettres French Government, 1992, President's award Cable television Public Affairs Assn, 1996, Vanguard award Cable television Administration and Marketing Society, 1996. Co-recipient Salute to Freedom award United States Ship Intrepid Foundation, 1995.