Marc
Zumoff can identify with being an insecure
pre-teen. He can relate to being left out of
the “cool” crowd. He knows what it’s like to
lack confidence.
As a kid growing up in Northeast Philadelphia, he experienced all of this.
Somehow, Marc went from that to being the man who is in his 18th season as the
television voice of the Philadelphia 76ers of the NBA. In between, there’s little
he hasn’t done as a broadcaster.
Marc’s first job was in 1977 when he made $110 week reading news at a station
in Trenton, NJ. He also anchored and reported news for KYW Newsradio in Philadelphia:
His first break into sportscasting came in 1982 as the voice of Princeton University
Football and Basketball. From there, into television with the now-defunct indoor
soccer team, the Philadelphia Fever. After that, various TV assignments that
included hosting and feature production for 76ers basketball as well as play-by-play
for sports as varied as Philadelphia Flyers hockey, college basketball and football,
lacrosse, bicycle racing and horse jumping.
On August 17, 1994 at precisely 1:34 pm, Marc
achieved his dream when he received the phone
calling naming him the television voice of the
Philadelphia 76ers.
How to achieve your dream is what Marc is all
about. Whether you’re a college undergrad, graduate
or even someone making a career change at 30.
Marc’s experience and industry contacts can be
at the ready for you…for a lifetime.
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