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Kate Riley named CEO of America’s Public Television Stations
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Riley, who joined APTS in 2010, was the board’s unanimous choice to succeed retiring CEO Pat Butler.
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Riley, who joined APTS in 2010, was the board’s unanimous choice to succeed retiring CEO Pat Butler.
KUT GM Debbie Hiott, among others, was elected to serve a three-year term on NPR’s board.
Mollison joined Valley PBS in 2020 and most recently worked as COO.
McCabe will join the PBS board later this month.
In addition to Maryland Public Television, other stations partnering for the initiative this year are WABE in Atlanta, PBS North Carolina, Louisiana Public Broadcasting, South Carolina ETV and WHUT in Washington, D.C.
Greg Gutierrez stepped up to chief broadcast engineer for AZPM.
Four GMs and CEOs who started in their roles in 2023 discuss their priorities in uncertain times.
Knell, former CEO of NPR, became a partner with QCatalyst.
Lansing, who steered NPR through the pandemic, retired earlier this year.
Fred Engel, whose started his first job in public media in 1978, is retiring.
“Despite our best efforts to contain costs and grow our revenue, we continue to face severe financial headwinds,” said CEO LaFontaine Oliver.
A CapRadio reporter reviewed an unredacted version of a forensic analysis released Aug. 5.
Archbold previously worked in marketing for Mayo Clinic.
Thompson joined APTS in 1994.
The committee splits from the House proposal to zero out public media’s funding.
Rashied-Hyman most recently led development for KERA in Dallas.
Shane Hunt, a friends board member for Idaho PBS and a dean at Idaho State University, achieved the feat this spring.
Jennifer Schell Podoll was named CDO for New York Public Radio.
To attract millennials and Gen Z, people under 40 need to be in the room, says media analyst Evan Shapiro.
Brian Eule succeeds Janice Hui as managing director for “Frontline.”