Adrian Zackheim is the founder and publisher of the business book imprint Portfolio and the conservative political imprint
Sentinel
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, both divisions of
Penguin Books
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Seth Godin
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After leaving Spinnaker in 1986, he used $20,000 in savings to found Seth Godin Productions, primarily a book packaging business, out of a studio apartment in ...
Simon Sinek
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, and ''
The Smartest Guys in the Room
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'' by Bethany McLean and Peter Elkind.
Zackheim is also publisher of Sentinel, a conservative imprint within Penguin. There, he has published ''George Washington’s Secret Six'' by
Brian Kilmeade
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and Don Yaeger; and ''Do the Right Thing'' and ''A Simple Christmas'' by
Mike Huckabee
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.
Other Noted Works
Previously, Zackheim was with
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St. Martin's Press
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. He has edited many bestsellers including ''
Good to Great
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'' by
James C. Collins
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Collins received a BS in Mathematical Sciences at Sta ...
Scott Adams
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, and ''The HP Way'' by
David Packard
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