Lee ZapisLee Zapis is the former president of Zapis Communications, a corporation that owned and operated WZAK along with other radio stations in Cleveland, Akron and Youngstown. Zapis Communications' stations received numerous national broadcast awards and wre nominated eight times for the Marconi Award, the highest honor of the National Association of Broadcasters. After the sale of Zapis Communications' radio stations in 1999, Lee joined forces with other family members to form Zapis Capital Group in 2003, investing in the technology, healthcare, real estate and media industries. Lee and his wife Ageleke support many charitable causes, including the American Heart Association, the JumpStart program that provides assistance to young Northeast Ohio entrepreneurs, and the endowment of college scholarships at Cleveland State University, Belmont University, and Baldwin-Wallace College. Read More Read Less