Millennium Magazine_8th Ed

43 Millennium - A Marquis Who’s Who Magazine ARTS, MEDIA AND ENTERTAINMENT CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, FOUNDER, ENTERTAINER, AUTHOR, ENTREPRENEUR Tyrone Evans Clark, Inc. Los Angeles, CA CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, OWNER Platinum Press Brooklyn, NY Millennium Magazine Featured Listee TYRONE EVANS CLARK A Los Angeles-based, award-winning entertainer, actor, singer, executive producer, writer, director, model, 3D environment artist, author and podcast host, Tyrone Evans Clark previously served as an XR app developer for Qualcomm and currently shifted as an Augmented Reality developer at Beckman Coulter Diagnostics in 2020. Alongside this work, his primary endeavor is the chief executive officer and founder of Tyrone Evans Clark, Inc., since 2012. He is also a computer programming and computer science instructor at UCLA. He has appeared in reality shows, television commercials, television programs and feature films, including roles in “Velvet Buzzsaw” and E! Entertainment’s “Dating #NoFilter.” He also has credits in production, acting, screenwriting and directing for the acclaimed film “Homeless Sam& Sally – The Movie.” An alumnus of the Art Institute of California-Los Angeles, Mr. Clark obtained a BS in game art and design in 2010. His first young adult fantasy-action novel, “Tyrone Evans Clark’s Grapefruit: Season I – The Wrath of Love,” is published on Amazon Prime Books and will be available on other platforms soon. Looking forward, he intends to publish more young adult novels and create a VR game of “Homeless Sam & Sally – The Movie.” S erving as chief executive officer of Platinum Press since 1990, Herbert Jay Cohen has excelled in the publishing industry for several decades. At the inception of his career in 1957, he was a fulfillment manager for Around the World Shoppers Club for three years prior to accepting a position as operations manager for the Columbia Record Club in 1960. Over the course of his career, Mr. Cohen has also served as an assistant publisher for Xerox Education Publications, business manager of the Weekly Reader Book Club, chief executive officer of Arno, a New York Times press company, and chief executive officer of Kraus Reprint & Periodicals. He holds a BBA from the Baruch College at the City College of New York. A former lecturer at New York University, Mr. Cohen has authored several works, including “The Warren Commission Report,” “The Best Joke Book Ever,” “Hilarious One Liners” “Air Force Combat Units of World War II” and “Deeds of Valor.” He previously served to the rank of captain in the U.S. Army until his honorable discharge in 1965. Looking ahead, he intends to continue writing and publishing books and spending time with family. HERBERT JAY COHEN