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Comings and goings: Milwaukee PBS hires CMO, Sesame Workshop appoints managing director …
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Cameron Risher, a communications director at Nebraska Public Media, joins Milwaukee PBS as CMO.
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Cameron Risher, a communications director at Nebraska Public Media, joins Milwaukee PBS as CMO.
Jeff Bieri, station manager for KRCC, is retiring this month.
Biddle succeeds Sara Wood, who has led the organization since 2018.
Decker spent 29 years at KPBS, most recently as senior director of content development.
Unger joined the station in 1997 and has been its CEO since 2011.
NPR appointed Meghan Ashford-Grooms and Nishant Dahiya as supervising editors for standards and practices.
Kiser, who joined the station in 1999, plans to step down next year.
Sarah Morris was elected to the NPR board of directors.
Max McClellan was named EP of “PBS News Weekend.”
Drew Brody was named COO of Chicago Public Media.
NPR added five journalists to its Backstop Editors team, including Kristian Monroe as a deputy managing editor.
Anderson, who has directed Oklahoma’s public TV network since 2017, previously led WUCF in Orlando, Fla., and New Mexico PBS.
Stephen Budihas was named VP of operations for Lehigh Valley Public Media.
Mintz started as assistant controller at Sesame Workshop in 1999 and was its CFO from 2010 to 2022.
Alvarado will join TPR from LAist, where she is VP of community engagement and strategic initiatives.
Clapp was previously operations and programming president at Townsquare Media.
Rebecca Eaton, who has worked for “Masterpiece” since 1985, is retiring from the series.
Transom Story Lab will become an independent nonprofit.
CPB’s board unanimously elected Ruby Calvert as chair.