He focuses on investing in commercial real estate because it can offer greater profit potential than residential properties. His background in business leadership has helped him acquire successful companies. He understands the importance of supporting the entrepreneurial ecosystem in Massachusetts.
During his early career, Asher worked as an assistant cameraman and editor for Universal Studios. In 1948, Asher co-produced the boxing melodrama Leather Gloves with Richard Quine and Cameron Mitchell. Soon, Asher found himself drawn to the television medium and began directing episodes of “Racket Squad” and “Big Town.” Asher was also one of the first Bill Asher to make a TV directorial debut with “I Love Lucy” in 1952.
In addition to directing television series, Asher also produced and directed movies. The Thin Man, Willy, and The Danny Thomas Show are just a few of his works. He also co-created and produced Bewitched with actress Elizabeth Montgomery. In addition to “Bewitched,” Asher also directed the popular TV series Alice, Crazy, and Kay O’Brien. The interview was conducted by Karen Herman.
The television industry changed dramatically thanks to Asher. In fact, his companies produced over 80 new movies in 2001 alone. These films are distributed on pay-per-view channels and on VHS and DVD. In 2003, Asher sold his networks to Playboy for over $130 million. The company has been growing ever since.
Bill Asher’s career spans more than five decades. While he has worked with some of the world’s most notable stars, Asher remains humble. His clients include slide star Ben Harper, and several other famous steel musicians. In addition to building and repairing fine instruments, he also repairs and maintains a family business that has been operating for . Bill Asher has also earned a reputation as a high-caliber guitar maker.
Choate is home to more than thirty-two lawyers with national rankings. Several of them have been named “Leading Lawyers.” Joan Lukey, who chairs the Life Sciences and Technology Group, has received a Leading M&A Lawyer designation from The Legal 500 for three years in a row.
Bill Asher has an MBA from Columbia University and a Bachelor of Arts in political science from Dartmouth College. His background in business and law has helped him run many successful businesses. Asher also has a master of business administration. The venture is a test of Asher’s knowledge and skills, and he was surprised to learn that Covid-19 had shut down major-league sports. He believes the changes will be enough to enable sports gambling on computers and mobile devices.
Bill Asher is a member of the pro bono college of the State Bar of Texas. He also serves on several boards, including the Houston Bar Association’s real estate law section. Additionally, he serves as a mediator at the Hill County Dispute Resolution Center. In addition, he enjoys golfing and University of Arizona athletics