Father, entrepreneur, lifelong East Texan

Zach is a father, an entrepreneur, and a lifelong East Texan from a family that believes in hard work. Growing up, business was a normal part of everyday conversation. He watched his grandfather raise and sell watermelons, saw his dad own and operate multiple businesses, and learned from a stepfather who spent his career in management with national companies — along with uncles who brought their own professional experience to the table. Those lessons shaped everything he does.

He left college and went straight into big-box retail management, later moving into banking as a bank manager. From there he launched multiple businesses of his own. Today he channels that experience into real estate, helping clients buy and sell property in Texas and Arkansas with the same integrity and attention to detail that defined his earlier careers.

In 2020 Zach ran for the U.S. House in the race to replace John Ratcliffe, ultimately losing to Pat Fallon. The campaign gave him a firsthand look at what the inside of politics really looks like and reinforced his commitment to public service and community leadership. He continues that work by serving on the boards of several nonprofit organizations and remaining active in his church — Church on the Rock in Texarkana.

A former member of the 2002 Texas 4A Division II state championship football team, he still brings that competitive drive and teamwork to growing a business, serving on a board, supporting his family, and sitting down at the microphone every day.

More than anything, Zach believes he is blessed by God and gives Jesus Christ credit for every victory in his life.