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EEO Public File Report 100ATTACHMENT B - PUBLIC FILE REPORT EEO Public File Report OHANA MEDIA GROUP: Anchorage, AK KTMB(FM), KBBO(FM), KFAT(FM), KXLW(FM), KBYR (AM) October 2018-Sept 2019 Full-Time Positions Filled F/T Position Title Date Open Date Filled Recruitment Source(s) utilized to fill the vacancy (sources Number Number Position that have requested notification identified by *) Interviewed Hired 1 Business Office 9/1/19 10/03/19 Indeed.com 1 Alaska Career College 1 1 On-Air Advertising 1 1 Sales Executive 10/30/19 3/6/19 Linked In / Radio Advertising 3 1 6 Sales Executives 10/1/18 11/15/18 On-Air Advertisement 6 2 Walk In (word of mouth) 4 3/18/19 Personal Ref 1 1 Information Regarding Recruitment Sources Contacted for Full-Time Vacancies No. Recruitment Source Contact Total Requested Interviewed Notification 1 University of Alaska Anchorage Jenifer Stone N 3211 Providence Drive, BEB-122, Anchorage, AK, 99508 907-786-4513 October Job Fair 2 Adult Learning Center Tony Diaz N 3401 Minnesota Drive, Anchorage, AK 99503 907-375-6000 FAX 3 Alaska Pacific University Tamera Randolph N 4101 University Dr, Atwood Center, Anchorage, AK 99501 907-564-8345 [email protected] 4 Alaska Career College FNA Career Academy Sally Carter, Career Services Mgr 1 N 1415 E Tudor Rd, Anchorage, AK 99507-1033 907-563-7575 [email protected] 5 Alaska Job Center Network Meg Rutz N 3301 Eagle St, Ste 101, Anchorage, AK 99510-7024 907-269-4800 POST ONLINE 6 Charter College Wisteria Johnson N 2221 E Northern Lights, Ste 120 Anchorage, AK 99508 907-277-1000 [email protected] 7 All Access Music Group Job Posting Board www.allaccess.com N 28955 Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 210 310-457-6616 (p) Malibu, CA 90265 310-457-8058 (f) POST ONLINE 8 Linked In Radio OnLine--Online Radio Industry Recruitment Source www.radio-online.com 3 N 3500 Tripp Ave 806-352-7503 (p) Amarillo, Tx 79121-1637 806-352-3677 (f) http://jobs.radio-online.com/cgi-bin/$rolmenu.exe/redir_www/form_j POST ONLINE (job submission address) 9 Alaska’s People Cook Inlet Tribal Council Carol Wren N 670 W Fireweed Lane Suite 112 Anchorage, AK 99503 907-795-3676 [email protected] 10 Aleutian/Probilof Islands Assn.Inc Jan Carolyn Hardy N 201 East 3rd Ave Anchorage, Alaska 99501 907-276-2700 (p) 907-279-4351 (f) 11 Walk –In (word of mouth) 4 N 12 Personal Reference 1 N 13 On Air Advertisement KXLW-FM, KBBO-FM, KFAT-FM, 7 N KTMB-FM, KBYR-AM 14 Alaska Broadcasters Association Cathy Heibert 258-2424 N PO Box 102424 [email protected] Anchorage, AK 99510 15 Media Staffing Network 810-987-6069 N www.mediastaffingnetwork.com [email protected] 16 Broadcast Center 314-647-8181 (p) N 2360 Hampton Ave 314-647-1575 (f) St. Louis, MO http://www.broadcastcenterinfo.com/ 17 Brown College Karol Maumeister N 1440 Northland Drive 651-905-3400 (p) Mendota Heights, MN 55120 651-905-3540 (f) 18 Spec-Howard School of Broadcast Arts Kevin Seguin-Scollin N 19900 West Nine Mile Road [email protected] Southfield, MI 48075 248-358-9000 EMAIL 19 Opti Staffing 3601 C Street, Suite 1220, Anchorage, AK 99503 Kerry Honan [email protected] N 20 AnchorageHelpWanted.com www.anchoragehelpwanted.com N 21 InDeed.com www.indeed.com 1 N Prong 3 Longer-Term Recruitment Initiatives Implemented During Previous Year No. Date Initiative Description Scope of Involvement Personnel Involved 1 10/26-10/28/18 Learning conference NABEF Conference Managed training on FCC Trila Bumstead, Owner & 05/17- compliance including EEOC. 05/19/19 2 04/8-04/11/19 Learning NAB Conference Las Managed training on FCC Trila Bumstead, Owner Conference Vegas, NV compliance including EEOC 3 04/04/19 Alaska Broadcasters Outline of recruitment Cathy Heibert Training / Dan Larson Association resources available Educational Overview [email protected] .
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