Walter J. Zable
American football player, Cubic founder
American football player, Cubic founder
1915
111 years ago
Athletes & Sports Figures
United States
Played college football at the University of San Diego before joining the professional ranks. Contributed to the growth of the football team and later ventured into business by founding Cubic Corporation. This company specialized in defense and transportation systems, becoming a key player in those industries. His leadership helped the company expand into international markets, and it played a significant role in various government contracts. Zable's work in the corporate sector paralleled his athletic career, reflecting a dual path of accomplishments.
Played college football at the University of San Diego
Founded Cubic Corporation
Expanded Cubic into international markets
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