Zachary Grayum
Store Manager
Fresno, CA
About Zachary Grayum
Zachary Grayum developed a diverse professional background that spans retail management, construction, and entrepreneurship. He served as General Manager for West Coast Agricultural Construction Co. for 11 years, where he oversaw operations, managed teams, and helped drive the company's success. He pursued entrepreneurship as the owner of Pacific Goldendoodle LLC, gaining firsthand experience in business ownership and customer service.
In the retail industry, Zachary has built a career with a national home improvement company. Over the course of seven years, he has held leadership positions that have allowed him to develop high-performing teams, improve customer experiences, and manage large-scale store operations. Today, he serves as a Store Manager in Fresno, California, where he continues to focus on employee development, operational excellence, and customer satisfaction.
Raised in a family of educators, Zachary learned the importance of responsibility and dedication at an early age. His father was a high school teacher, and his mother worked as a substitute teacher, helping to create a home environment that emphasized learning, accountability, and personal growth.
As a student-athlete, Zachary excelled both in the classroom and in sports. During his high school years, he earned recognition as a Prep Stars All-American football player and was named All-State Football in 1997. His athletic achievements extended beyond football. He was a Valley League Champion and State Finalist in both the javelin and shot put, demonstrating his versatility and competitive spirit. He attended Oregon State University on a full football scholarship beginning in 1997 and was a member of the Oregon State University Honors College.
Areas of Focus
Career Background
Lowe's Home Improvement
Pacific Goldendoodle LLC
West Coast Agricultural Construction Co.
Education
Oregon State University
South Salem High School
Media

Press
Zachary Grayum: Building Success Through Leadership and Discipline - CEOWORLD magazine
I grew up in a family that believed in responsibility. My father was a high school teacher, and my mother was a substitute teacher. Education, hard work, and doing what you said you were going to do were always important in our home.Read the full article ›
Zachary Grayum Raises Awareness About Workforce Leadership
In construction, everyone depends on each other. You learn very quickly that success comes from having the right people in the right roles and making sure everyone understands the goal.Read the full article ›
Zachary Grayum Turns Big Ideas Into Practical Results
My parents taught me that you have to show up prepared. You also have to take responsibility for your work.Read the full article ›
Awards & Recognition
- Prep Stars All-American
- All-State Football 1997
- Valley League Champion (javelin and shot put)
- State Finalist (javelin and shot put)
Licenses & Certifications
- National Honor Society, 1996 and 1997
- Oregon State University Honors College
- Full football scholarship to Oregon State University, 1997
Boards & Memberships
- Oregon State University Honors College
- National Honor Society
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Zachary Grayum do?
Zachary Grayum serves as a Store Manager in retail with experience spanning construction management, entrepreneurship, and large workforce operations. His career has focused on team development, operational excellence, and building high-performing teams.
What is Zachary Grayum known for?
Zachary Grayum is known for his work in workforce leadership, construction management, and retail operations. He has raised awareness about the importance of skilled trades, mentorship, and hands-on career development in addressing labor shortages.
Where is Zachary Grayum based?
Zachary Grayum is based in Fresno, California.
Where did Zachary Grayum study?
Zachary Grayum attended South Salem High School and Oregon State University, where he was a member of the Honors College and received a full football scholarship.
Last updated July 31, 2026