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PBS Guam GM Ina Carillo to leave station
Carillo has led the station since 2019.PBS promotes Scott Nourse to CTO
“I look forward to partnering across PBS to build and sustain the platforms and services our stations rely on to serve audiences ...Kansas City PBS CEO Kliff Kuehl to retire
Kuehl joined Kansas City PBS in 2009.Comings and goings: CPB VP lands at Maine Public, Rocky Mountain Public Media hires SVP ...
Katherine Arno, a former executive at CPB, was hired by Maine Public.Myrna Johnson to retire from Iowa Public Radio
Johnson took the helm in 2014.American Public Television EVP Shawn Halford to leave organization
Halford joined the Boston-based program distributor in 2018 after working for PBS for more than two decades.Julie Grimes to lead Texas Tech Public Media
Grimes was previously GM of Panhandle PBS.Comings and goings: WHRO appoints development VP, Open to Debate names CEO …
WHRO in Norfolk, Va., named Kate Pringle VP of development.Mark Contreras to retire as CEO of Connecticut Public
Contreras has led the station since 2019.WNET Group CEO Neal Shapiro to retire this year, move to fundraising role
The network has expanded its reach and launched new programming during Shapiro’s tenure.Comings and goings: John Yang will leave PBS News, Scott resigns from PTMMG …
Yang is leaving PBS News at the end of the month.Comings and goings: Kaplan resigns from CPB board, PRX appoints sales SVP …
Diane Kaplan, who joined CPB’s board in 2022, resigned from her seat.WUSF names Leslie Laney GM
Laney is currently station manager for WUSF.Comings and goings: WXXI hires CMO, ITVS announces promotions …
Kevin Kalvitis was named CMO of WXXI.Comings and goings: ‘Fresh Air’ co-EP Danny Miller to retire, Houston Public Media appoints station ...
Danny Miller, co-EP of WHYY's Fresh Air, is retiring.
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