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Rima Dael to lead NFCB
Dael, now GM at WSHU-FM in Connecticut, starts at NFCB in January.Comings and goings: WITF SVP departs for Congress run, APTS hires general counsel …
Blake Lynch left his position at WITF to run for Congress in Pennsylvania.Pat Butler will retire from America’s Public Television Stations
Butler has led the nonprofit, based in Washington, D.C., since 2011.Wendy Turner to lead Michigan Radio
“I am truly honored to join the staff of Michigan Radio,” Turner said.Mukhtar Ibrahim stepping down as CEO of Sahan Journal
Ibrahim founded the organization in 2019.Comings and goings: COO leaves Arkansas PBS, jazz bassist named host of NEPM show …
Eduardo Leon left his position as COO for Arkansas PBS to lead the progressive news network Free Speech TV.Vermont Public CEO Scott Finn to step down
Finn previously led Vermont Public Radio before it merged with Vermont PBS.Peter Dominowski to lead the University Station Alliance
Dominowski previously led Northeast Indiana Public Radio for nearly a decade.Comings and goings: CPB board officers reelected, Ohio stations staff new initiative …
Laura Ross was reelected chair for CPB’s board, and Ruby Calvert was reelected vice chair.Molly Phillips, Iowa PBS executive director and GM, to retire
Phillips joined Iowa PBS in 1990 and became its leader in 2013.APMG hires Roycie Eppler to lead HR, DEI departments
Eppler most recently worked as chief human resources officer for Cutera, a medical equipment manufacturing firm.Mark Vogelzang to retire from Nevada Public Radio
Vogelzang joined the station last year.Comings and goings: GBH announces executive changes, WOSU appoints chief advancement officer …
Shane Miner will shift from CTO to COO for GBH in Boston.Radio Bilingüe is ‘reshaping’ executive director’s role
The organization plans to hire a co-executive director to work with Hugo Morales.Ken Mills, public radio blogger and consultant, dies at 75
“No station was too small or too too big for him to talk to.”
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