Those invited to join #TheProgram meet four times a week for early-morning workouts.
Mr. Zelnick also serves as CEO of ZMC’s largest asset, video game developing company Take-Two Interactive. The 59-year-old CEO, husband and father finds the time to stay in great shape because he treats fitness with the same level of priority that he lends business meetings and time with his family, he told Business Insider.
Given his business success, that is a high level of priority. Take-Two Interactive is the company that created best-selling games such as the “Grand Theft Auto” series, “Max Payne,” and “WWE 2K,” according to the report.
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