1989 | Resigned from Fox |
1986 | Named president, COO of 20th Century Fox |
1974 | Executive produced first feature, "California Split" |
1972 | Became owner, operator Leonard Goldberg Productions (also established Mandy Films) |
| Executive produced TV series, "The Rookies" |
1972 | Left to form Spelling-Goldberg Productions with Aaron Spelling |
1969 | Resigned from ABC-TV; became vice president of production at Screen Gems |
1969 | Saw production of first story idea on TV, "The Over-the-Hill Gang" |
1966 | Named vice president in charge of network TV programming |
| Became vice president in charge of daytime TV programming |
| Returned to ABC-TV as manager of program development |
| Joined Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn ad agency (responsible for daytime TV and overall broadcast coordinator) |
1957 | Special projects supervisor NBC-TV research department |
1956 | Worked in ABC-TV research department |
