Wayne Mog�l

Wayne Mog�l began in the entertainment industry in 1977 with Star Video Entertainment, one of the premiere home entertainment companies in the country, with sales breaching $350 million a year. For 20 years, he worked his way up through the ranks in the company from Branch Manager to Vice President and ultimately, President.

In 1997, Star Video was sold to Record Distributor Valley Media for $45 million. Since 1997, Mog�l has been principle of Austin Harley Entertainment, which by no means is his definitive role in the music, film, home entertainment industry, and co-founder of Street Alien Pictures, LLC, an up-and-coming production company.

Outside the business front, Mog�l is a member of the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, the Friars' Club, the NFL and MLB Alumni Associations and "The Council of Advisors" through The Gerson Lehrman Group, a leading provider of market research and consulting services to the investment community.

Mog�l remains a Renaissance man:

Mog�l co-produced the 2004 NFL Players Gala, Super Bowl XXXVIII in Houston, Texas, one of the six sanctioned events which fall under the NFL shield. In 2004 Mog�l founded Sports Legends Classic, LLC and formed a partnership with Vanessa Adams of VanAdams Sports Group to produce the Football Legends Series.

As a principle and founder of Street Alien Pictures, LLC, Mog�l and partners purchased a license from National Lampoon to produce a series of comedies. In the summer of 2004 he executive produced the film National Lampoon's "Pledge This" starring Paris Hilton, Simon Rex, Alexis Thorpe and Randy Spelling which was released in 2006.

Mog�l�s career is packed with achievements:

Wayne Mog�l career achievements range from running one of the largest movie distribution companies to the representation of Ruth Pointer of the Pointer Sisters for special projects to managing Tony Award winning and Grammy nominated Super Star Melba Moore.

Mog�l executive produced such films as Hip Hop 101: "The Game" and Thunderbox: "Fistful of Dollars" which aired on PPV in 2003.

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