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The Detroit Jewish News, 2011-09-22

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ration the sky is the limit.
However, certain experiences are still
uncommon for a CEO. Being nominat-
ed for an Emmy Award is one of them.
Sheldon Yellen,
the Jewish CEO of
Birmingham-based
BELFOR Property
Restoration, said he
never expected to
be a reality televi-
sion star when he
Sheldon Yellen signed on to go
undercover posing
as an employee of
his company to get a taste of life in the
trenches.Yellen starred in an episode
of CBS's Undercover Boss that had 13
million viewers.
Disguised as "Tom Kelly'Yellen did
some demolition work, hung drywall,
and worked with a cleaning techni-
cian and a water technician. At the
end of the show, Yellen provided the
employees he met with retroactive
pay raises and other perks. He said it
was an eye-opening experience.
Yellen's episode of Undercover
Boss was up against some stiff com-
petition in the Creative Arts Emmy
Awards for the Outstanding Reality
Program, including Hoarders, Antiques
Roadshow, Deadliest Catch, Kathy
Griffin's show, and an episode of
MythBusters guest starring President
Obama. But Deadliest Catch won the
Emmy, awarded last Sunday night.
Yellen said it was an honor to have
been nominated.
Yellen will speak about his experi-
ence on Undercover Boss as well as his
humble upbringing in Detroit by a sin-
gle mother at a joint Selichot service
for several Connecticut congregations
on Saturday, Sept. 24, at Congregation
Rodeph Sholom in Bridgeport.
To publicize the service, Yellen spoke
to the Connecticut - Jewish Ledger about
his Jewish upbringing.
"I put my Judaism aside for years.
I had no time for it; I was trying to
survive and take care of my mom and
my brothers. I dropped out of college
twice to send two of my brothers to

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