From a file cabinet, he fishes out his film script about a Manhattan executive who's also homeless. Sure, he felt like a louse when he and his wife divorced in 1984 with the twins at the touchy age of 13. Then there's the recurring dream where he's a scout in the Old West. . . . Only the second person to move from advertising sales he got his managerial experience running two radio stations in Chicago to the top of a network, Mr. Divney used to be shy, but that was before he learned to sell. Himself and air time.
Most people wait until later in their careers.
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