Author: Julian Wyllie
Comings and goings: Tania Ghee promoted at PBS, NPR’s Tayla Burney appointed to director role ...
Ghee joined PBS in 2014 and most recently worked as director of early learning program development.Comings and goings: SVP of digital leaves NPR, ‘Short Wave’ adds co-host …
Danzico had worked for the network since 2013.Comings and goings: Workshop names ‘Sesame’ EP, Futuro Studios hires leader …
Salvador Perez has worked as a senior producer and director for Sesame Workshop.Tonya Mosley stepping down as ‘Here & Now’ co-host to become correspondent
Mosley will spend more time on her podcast, "Truth Be Told."Comings and goings: Missouri TV stations appoint chief content officers, chief diversity officer will leave ...
Aja Williams is rejoining Nine PBS as CCO.Comings and goings: PBS appoints new VP, Milwaukee PBS names two chiefs …
Elizabeth Bruns has worked for law firms and Thomson Reuters.Cara Williams Fry named GM for Northwest Public Broadcasting
Williams Fry most recently worked for WITF Public Media in Harrisburg, Pa.Matt Abramovitz appointed president of New England Public Media
Abramovitz is leaving his position as a VP for WQXR in New York City.Bill Davis will lead Station Resource Group
Davis previously led Southern California Public Radio and has also worked for NPR.Sandra Clark named CEO for StoryCorps
Clark most recently worked for WHYY in Philadelphia.Leila Fadel to co-host NPR’s ‘Morning Edition’ and ‘Up First’
Fadel starts co-hosting duties in February and will be based in Washington, D.C.Comings and goings: LaFontaine E. Oliver reelected NPR board chair, WCTE names new station manager ...
Oliver, president of WYPR in Baltimore, was elected to a second term as chair of NPR’s board.Comings and goings: WETA hires CFO, Sandhya Dirks joins NPR …
Ruby Goyal Aggarwal will oversee financial operations for WETA and its subsidiary NewsHour Productions.Liwanag Ojala named chief transformation officer for APMG
Ojala is resigning from APM’s board of trustees to become chief transformation officer.PBS and stations look to improve use of metadata in streaming-centric world
With help from PBS, a Los Angeles–based station upgraded the online presence of one of its shows.
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