Emal Necessary: A Case Study

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Writers Guild of America Operations Administrator Emal Nessary

An experienced Los Angels-area theater manager, Emal Nessary managed The Bridge Cinema De Lux for National Amusements, Inc., from 2001 to 2005. During this time, he studied business administration with an emphasis in business information systems at DeVry University at Long Beach and earned his bachelor of science in that field with magna cum laude distinctions. Emal Nessary has served as an operations administrator with Writers Guild of America, West (WGAW) since 2005. This position places him in charge of daily operations at WGAW’s Los Angeles headquarters and the Writers Guild Theater. His duties include the management of the Writers Guild Theater building and preparing the Writers

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