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2018 Technology Conference Participants List 2018 Technology Conference Participants List First Name: Last Name: Company: Title: City: State: Jon Abbott WGBH President and CEO Boston MA Emily Abi-Kheirs WGBH/WORLD Channel Contracts & Production Manager Boston MA Ronnie Agnew Mississippi Public Broadcasting Executive Director Jackson MS Nicholas Agresti PBS Director, Scheduling Implementation Arlington VA Daniel Aguirre PBS SoCal Web Developer Costa Mesa CA John Albea Alabama Public Television Television Technician Irondale AL Holt Albee Vermont PBS Producer Colchester VT Tony Alicea Digital Convergence Alliance (DCA) VP/COO Jacksonville FL Miles Alvord WGBH FRONTLINE Digital Content Creator Brighton MA Amber Anders South Dakota Public Broadcasting Continuity Director Vermillion SD Nick Andersen MASTERPIECE | WGBH Podcast Producer Cambridge MA Amanda Anderson Pioneer Public TV Communications Manager Granite Falls MN JACK ANDERSON PRAIRIE PUBLIC BROADCASTING Director of Engineering FARGO ND Kyle Anderson KUED Program Manager SLC UT Mark Anderson Bitcentral Sales Engineer Newport Beach CA Oklahoma Educational Television Polly Anderson Authority (OETA) Executive Director OKLAHOMA CITY OK Ruben Araza Triveni Digital Sr. Sales Engineer Princeton NJ Brandon Arolfo PBS Sr. Director, PBS Digital Studios Arlington VA Kyle Arrant Panhandle PBS Director of Operations Amarillo TX Jill Arrigoni Twin Cities PBS Digital Product Manager St. Paul MN SeVern Ashes South Dakota Public Broadcasting Director of Engineering Vermillion SD Michael Atkin BroadView Software Inc. President and CEO Toronto ON Sean Aucoin PBS Associate Director, Content Packaging Washington DC Adam Austin PBS Project Manager Arlington VA Sandy Avriette PBS Manager Distributed Systems Arlington VA Thomas Axtell Vegas PBS General Manager Las Vegas NV Ralph Bachofen Triveni Digital VP, Sales & Marketing Princeton NJ Shawn Bailey OETA Maintenance Engineer Oklahoma City OK Michael Bajorek North Texas Public Broadcasting IT Technician Dallas TX Dale Baker Nashville Public Television Sr. Director of Engineering Nashville TN Grenetha Baldwin Kansas Cit Public Television (KCPT) Director of Broadcast Operations Kansas City MO Kevin Ball Panhandle PBS CEO Amarillo TX Beth Barbee Rocky Mountain PBS Chief Marketing Officer Denver CO Myles Barker Vegas PBS Communications Specialist Las Vegas NV First Name: Last Name: Company: Title: City: State: Tim Bawcombe PBS Director, Data Strategy & Operations Arlington VA Jason Bazalar KCETLink Web Development Manager Burbank CA Sarah Bean Corporation for Public Broadcasting Director, Educational Media Washington DC Joe Bechard WCNY Traffic Manager Syracuse NY Ric Belding Grass Valley USA, LLC Content Delivery Solutions Manager Montvale NJ ROB BELLE-ISLE TOSHIBA INTERNATIONAL ENG. NYC NY Jason Bender South Dakota Public Broadcasting Broadcast Maintenance Technician Rapid City SD George Beneman Maryland Public Television Vice President/Chief Technology Officer Owings Mills MD Kristin Benjamin WUCF TV Promotions Producer Orlando FL Thomas Bennett WDCQ Delta College GM University Center MI Yvonne Bennett PBS Sr. Manager, Distribution Operations Alexandria VA NET, Nebraska's PBS & NPR Collin Berke Stations Media Research Analyst Lincoln NE Aaron Berkowitz PBS KIDS Digital Director of Technology Arlington VA Michael Berry Sony Electronics Inc Media Solutions Park Ridge NJ Alistair Bersch Oregon Public Broadcasting Archivist Portland OR Tyler Best Alabama Public Television Engineer Luverne AL Raj Bhansali PBS Sr. Director, Business Intelligence Alrington VA Renee Bicher CenturyLink Field Marketing Manager Myerstown PA Andrew Bicknell Houston Public Media Chief Engineer Houston TX Dan Bigbee OETA DIGITAL NETWORK SPECIALIST Oklahoma City OK Luiz Bijos Skyline Communications, Inc. Sales Director Americas Fort Lauderdale FL Eoban Binder Indiana Public Media / WTIU Director, Digital Bloomington IN Melissa Bingham Idaho Public Television Traffic Boise ID Grace Birnstengel Twin Cities PBS (TPT), Next Avenue Associate Editor St. Paul MN Tim Bischoff KET Chief Technology Officer Lexington KY Mark Bishop T-Mobile Senior Manager Parsippany NJ Research Triangle Galen Black UNC-TV Director of Acquisitions and Distribution Park NC Cole Blaise Kansas City Public Television Multimedia Producer Kansas City MO Lina Blanco KQED Social Media Specialist San Francisco CA Gary Blievernicht WKAR Stations Engineering Manager East Lansing MI Jim Bodor WGBH Sr. Director of Product Development Brighton MA Tom Bole KLVX-Vegas PBS Engineer Las Vegas NV Guillaume Bonnard Thomson Broadcast Vice President New york NY carolina borras WGBH Director of Digital Video FRONTLINE Brighton MA Pernell Bosha Alabama Public Television Broadcast Engineer Montgomery AL First Name: Last Name: Company: Title: City: State: Leslie Bourgeois Louisiana Public Broadcasting Archivist Baton Rouge LA JC Bouvier DMW Fundraising VP of Digital Fundraising Plymouth MA Shirley Bowen AETN TV Production Manager Conway AR Michael Brafford Twin Cities PBS Digital Marketing Manager Saint Paul MN Director of Content and Strategic Lisa Bralts Illinois Public Media Communications Urbana IL Ann Bransom KET Director of Digital Product Development LEXINGTON KY Dave Brass ATEME Director, Strategic Accounts Aurora CO Patricia Breen Vegas PBS Web Designer Las Vegas NV Moss Bresnahan WILL-Illinois Public Media CEO Urbana IL Mark Brewer WOUB Public Media General Manager Athens OH Peter Brickman WNET CTO New York NY Elizabeth Brosseau KUED Digital Media Producer Salt Lake City UT Leif Brostrom PBS Asst. Dir., SPI Arlington VA Phyllis Brotherton ValleyPBS Interim CEO Fresno CA Angela Brown WTVS - Detroit Public Television Sr. Digital Media Specialist Detroit MI Crystal Brown East Tennessee PBS Office Guru/Website Specialist Knoxville TN Joshua Brown NMPBS/KNME TV Coord, Broadcast Uplink Srvs Albuquerque NM Jackie Bruleigh WGBH Digital Marketing Manager Somerville MA Lisa Buch Thirteen/WNET Associate Web Developer NEW YORK NY Amy Burkett WTVI PBS Charlotte General Manager Charlotte NC Carole Burns Milwaukee PBS Digital Content Manager Milwaukee WI Chris Burns Vegas PBS Telecommunications Specialist II Las Vegas NV Jon Burns PBS KIDS Director, Product Management Falls Church VA BRENT BURTON WSRE-TV TRAFFIC MANAGER PENSACOLA FL Thomas Bush Signiant Director, Strategic Accounts Lexington MA Rachelle Byars-Sargent Public Broadcasting Service Director Arlington VA Paul Byers WQED Multimedia Director of Engineering Pittsburgh PA Vice President, Corporate Jennifer Byrne PBS Communications Arlington VA Ron Caird Florical Systems Director of Sales Gainesville FL Tara Calligan WGCU Public Media Social Media Specialist CAPE CORAL FL Leng Caloh KPBS Tech & Innovation Manager San Diego CA Cesar Camacho Public Broadcasting Service Sr. Event Technology Manager Arlington VA Kelly Campbell KET Production Equipment Manager Lexington KY Steven Campbell NMPBS / KNME-TV IT Project Manager Albuquerque NM Charlie Cannaliato MontanaPBS Engineer Bozeman MT First Name: Last Name: Company: Title: City: State: Tammy Carpowich KPBS Sr. Director, Technology & Innovation San Diego CA Deborah Carr Corporation for Public Broadcasting Vice President, Media Strategies Washington DC Director, Multiplatform Marketing Sloan Carroll PBS Strategy Arlington VA Craig Carter PBS Director, Distribution Operations Springfield VA Director, Sales Solutions & Customer Nancy Carter Myers Relations Northampton MA Ashley Carufel PBS Manager, Social Engagement Strategy Arlington VA Dave Carwile Ohio Educational Television Stations Administrator Columbus OH Carolyn Cason Stanton Chase Baltimore Managing Director Baltimore MD Frank Castro Houston Public Media Director Engineering Houston TX Steven Chao New Hampshire PBS Director of Studio Technology Durham NH Selena Chau LA Phil and Hollywood Bowl Digital Archives Manager Los Angeles CA Adi Chikara 3Pillar Global Client Partner Fairfax VA OBRIAN CHILDS WFYI IT INDIANAPOLIS IN Brent Clark WCTE/PBS Director of Content & Digital Media Cookeville TN Asst. Director of Engineering and H Joe Clary WSRE TV Operations Pensacola FL Ron Clifton CliftonGroup International President & Founder Ottawa ON James Cole KLRU Video Specialist and Content Manager Austin TX Scott Colwell Mississippi Public Broadcasting CTO Jackson MS Kevin Coogan Illinois Public Media Assistant Engineer Urbana IL Jennifer Cook WUCF Director of Communications Orlando FL Kira Cooley Vegas PBS Support Staff Assistant Las Vegas NV Nathan Coombs KUED Traffic Coordinator Salt Lake City UT C.C Copeland Louisiana Public Broadcasting Director of Engineering Baton Rouge LA Alexa Corcoran Rocky Mountain PBS Marketing Manager Denver CO Sr VP Emergent Technology Mark Corl Triveni Digital, Inc. Development Princeton NJ Aaron Coseo WQLN Public Media Director of Broadcast Operations ERIE PA Steve Covert Friends of KSPS Broadcast Engineer Spokane WA Ed Cox SES Senior Sales Director Washington DC Justin Cram KCETLink Managing Editor Burbank CA Mary Crebassa Bitcentral Sr. Director, Enterprise Sales Newport Beach CA Thomas Crockett PBS VP, Station Services Arlington VA Kristoffer Crosby PBS Sr. Director, Product Management Arlington VA Tom Crowe PBS VP, Interconnection Alexandria VA First Name: Last Name: Company: Title: City: State: Arkansas Educational Television Katherine (Katie) Culpepper Network (AETN) Community Engagement Specialist Conway AR Robert Cummings WMHT-TV Director of Technology Troy NY Tom Cummings WBGU Director of Engineering & Tech Svcs Bowling Green OH Charlotte Cushing South Florida PBS Multimedia Producer
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