Bob Tuschman
Adjunct Assistant Professor at Leonard N. Stern School of Business
Schools
- Leonard N. Stern School of Business
Links
Biography
Leonard N. Stern School of Business
Biography
Bob served as SVP, Programming for FOOD NETWORK for 18 years, adding General Manager to his title for the last five of those years, and was responsible for all programming, development and scheduling at the network. Under his creative leadership, Food Network became a Top Ten cable network whose programming was nominated for 119 Emmy Awards (winning 31) and became an international powerhouse now seen in more than 150 countries. Bob discovered and developed such iconic stars as Rachael Ray, Guy Fieri and Giada DeLaurentiis, as well as such long running hits as CHOPPED, DINERS, DRIVEINS and DIVES and CUTTHROAT KITCHEN. Bob also starred on camera as a judge and mentor through 11 seasons of FOOD NETWORK STAR, the network’s #1 rated series. Earlier in his career, Bob was a Producer for ABC News, including six years on staff for GOOD MORNING AMERICA. Prior to this, he worked as an agent for actors and directors in the theater. His career began working as an assistant to the legendary singer Diana Ross. Bob earned his B.A. at Princeton University, majoring at The Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
Courses Taught
- Entertainment & Media Industries
Academic Background
CTAM, Cable Management, 2013
Harvard Business School
BA, Public & International Affairs
Princeton University
Videos
Depression is a luxurious response to failure | Bob Tuschman '79
Getting hit by a car really helped me a lot, though I don't recommend it | Bob Tuschman '79
The key to career success: Find something that makes your heart beat faster | Bob Tuschman '79
I really didn't know what I wanted to do in college | Bob Tuschman '79
Random career path | Bob Tuschman '79
Other people live for business, and they're the ones who should be doing it | Bob Tuschman '79
Slow start being out and gay in television | Bob Tuschman '79
Try things. Learn what you love and what you don't love | Bob Tuschman '79
My big juicy next chapter | Bob Tuschman '79
I'm happier on a Sunday night than a Friday night | Bob Tuschman '79
Collaborate. Nobody does any job in TV on their own | Bob Tuschman '79
You don't succeed by being mean | Bob Tuschman '79
TVnext 2014: Extending the Story
Rewarded for doing what I like | Bob Tuschman '79
You’re human. You can't do it all | Bob Tuschman '79
Advice to my 21-year-old self: Don't take life so seriously | Bob Tuschman '79
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