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Kenneth Blunt, Jennifer Kieley and Stacey Karp were promoted to senior director positions at America’s Public Television Stations.
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Kenneth Blunt, Jennifer Kieley and Stacey Karp were promoted to senior director positions at America’s Public Television Stations.
Hellreich has served on CPB’s since March 2019, and her term expires in 2024.
“John has faced the highs and lows with grace and equanimity,” said NPR Board Chair Jeff Sine.
Begeny held the role of executive director of multimedia fundraising at WETA and co-hosted the show “If You Lived Here.”
Anya Grundmann is leaving her role as SVP of programming for NPR.
Lovato-Winston, who currently works in fundraising for KPR, steps up to director next month.
“The hallmark of her reporting,” says colleague Elissa Nadworny, “is ‘I want to be with people in their lives. I want to be with them on the fishing boat. I want to be on their cattle ranch when the cows cross into their property.’”
WVPB’s governing board announced Carl “Butch” Antolini’s departure during an emergency meeting Monday.
Marshall Eisen joined KUOW as CCO, while Annette Promes was hired as CMO.
“His deep love of the Bay Area and his extraordinary track record in growing organizations and nurturing talent make for a divine fit,” said Board Chair Laura Saponara.
Rotterman joined the station in Kent, Ohio, three weeks ago.
Elkins succeeds James Dunford, who left PBS earlier this year to lead American Public Television.
Spizarny steps up from her role as VP and GM, a job she took on in 2013.
Huffman had served as interim CEO since Teya Ryan stepped down.
Kail has worked as executive director of the WyomingPBS Foundation since 2017.
Blythe led the Native American Public Broadcasting Consortium, now known as Vision Maker Media, for three decades.
Goldberg will maintain his position as editor-in-chief of the magazine while hosting the Friday-evening public affairs program.
“What sticks with people in the end is a story about another human being and what they’ve gone through,” says Joanna Kakissis.
Jason Daisey joined WETA in 2017 and had led a station headquarters expansion project.