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Women in pubmedia

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GM who broke ceilings and took heat urges public radio to confront ‘rapidly changing environment’

By Patricia Deal Cahill, Former GM (KCUR) | March 12, 2021

“The ways we embrace change and respond to the unknown will define us,” writes Patricia “Patty” Cahill, former CPB director and retired GM of KCUR.

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Survey finds women in pubmedia management underpaid and under-represented

By Ben Mook, Former Reporter | November 17, 2015

Women hold fewer top jobs and receive about 83 percent of what their male counterparts are paid.

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