The Alaska Broadcasters Association with Alaska Public Broadcasting Inc. PRESENTS

The ABA/APBI 2019 Annual Convention November 14 & 15, 2019 With a special News Session on November 16 Sheraton Anchorage Hotel

Please remember to thank our SPONSORS

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Sponsor - Keynote Luncheon, Thursday 11/14/19 Buck Waters & Broadcasters General Store

Thursday Afternoon Break 11/14/19

Friday Breakfast 11/15/19

Friday Break 11/15/19

Speaker Sponsor for Chris Lytle

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Message from the President

Welcome to the 2019 Alaska Broadcasters Association Convention in Anchorage, Alaska. Our convention committee has worked hard to “Bring the World Together” with a program featuring motivational speakers, breakout sessions, and vendors that we hope will help you learn, grow and thrive in the broadcast industry – whether you’re in sales, management, news, programming, or engineering. Over the next several days, we encourage you to interact with your fellow broadcasters from around the state, share ideas, and visit with friends both old and new. Friday evening’s Goldie Awards Banquet will be our opportunity to celebrate the best of the best in Alaskan broadcasting, hosted by that dynamic duo from Fairbanks – Alaska Broadcaster Hall of Famers Glen Anderson and Jerry Evans. Who knows what fun they have in store for us this year! What we do as broadcasters truly matters and we could not do it as effectively without our association. The ABA’s mission is to provide assistance for our members through education, representation, and advocacy. We provide the Alternative Inspection Program, yearly Intern Grants, educational opportunities, and FCC updates. Our association is funded primarily through membership fees and the NCSA program. This year we have been fortunate for the Alaska Army National Guard’s participation and we want to be sure to thank all of the stations that have supported this program by airing these announcements throughout the year. In fact, we have received positive feedback from the Guard that recruitment is up in Alaska. In looking back on this past year, it has been a “shaky” one in more ways than one, starting with the magnitude 7.1 earthquake that hit South Central Alaska on November 30th. This event left no doubt that the broadcast industry continues to play a vital role in getting critical information out to the public in emergency situations. Radio and television news coverage was immediate and constant, despite some of the stations being knocked off the air and displaced from their buildings! Although it was not another earthquake, the state budget has been another source of shaky ground, especially for our public broadcasters, who despite the elimination of state funding continue to find more ways to collaborate and serve their communities with much needed news and information. In February, a small group of ABA Board Members and our Executive Director attended the annual NAB Leadership Conference. We were able to meet with Senator Murkowski, Senator Sullivan, and Congressman Young and their staffs. We are pleased to share that we have their support and understanding on the issues and challenges that we face as Alaska broadcasters. When our DC delegation come back for visits to Alaska, we encourage you to invite them to your stations and continue the conversation. At the helm of our association is Executive Director Cathy Hiebert. Newsletters, training seminars, job postings, legislative news, and convention planning – she does it all - on behalf of and for every one of you. So if you have a chance during the convention, tell her thank you. Lastly, thank you for what you do. What we do really matters and I am proud to be a broadcaster and have enjoyed serving on the Board of Directors and as ABA President this year. Some days we tend to forget how much fun our industry can be, so have a great time! DeeDee Caciari, 2018-2019 ABA President

2018-2019 ABA Board of Directors

DEEDEE CACIARI, President KTVF/KFXF/KXDF-TV, Fairbanks

MATT WILSON, Vice President & Legislative Liaison KSRM, Inc., Kenai

CHARLIE ELLIS, Secretary-Treasurer KATH-TV, Juneau

KIM WILLIAMS, Past President iHeartMedia, Fairbanks

DIRECTORS

LAUREN ADAMS KUCB-FM/TV, Unalaska

JERRY BEVER KTVA-TV, Anchorage

MARGARET DeMAIORIBUS KNOM-AM/FM, Nome

BILL LEGERE KTOO-FM & TV, KRNN & KXLL-FM, Juneau

ELLEN SIMEONOFF KVOK-AM/KRXX-FM, Kodiak

SCOTT SMITH Alpha Media Alaska, Anchorage

ED ULMAN Alaska Public Media, Anchorage

Executive Director CATHY HIEBERT Anchorage

2019 CONVENTION SCHEDULE

Thursday, November 14 7:00 AM REGISTRATION OPENS Foyer 8:00-5:00 Exhibit Hall open 8:00 AM Continental Breakfast Exhibit Hall

SESSION TRACK REFERENCES: Management, Sales, Programming, Engineering, Public. All sessions are open to all attendees. Where specified we are indicating target audience.

SESSION OPEN TO ALL ATTENDEES

9 – 9:45 AM Attitude Champion Aaron Davis Howard Rock B-C Over the last 20 years, more than a million people have experienced the power of professional speaker and presenter Aaron Davis. His contagious presentation style, coupled with actionable advice, emotional insights, and tangible takeaways have make Aaron one of the most sought after speakers in the United States. The “Expert on Attitude”, Aaron delivers keynotes, workshops, and group sessions that teach and encourage others about the positive impact they can have in their work and personal life.

COFFEE BREAK – 9:45 -10:00 AM – Howard Rock Foyer

TRACK – Engineers 9:45 – 11:00 open for engineers to visit vendors in Exhibit Hall

TRACK – Sales/Management Chris Lytle, Instant Sales Training Howard Rock B-C 10:00 – 11:30 AM “Building Relationships Your Competitors Can’t Steal” This is a superb opportunity to differentiate your salespeople in a crowded marketplace. Here’s what you’ll learn: •The missing metrics: 3 key measurements that every salesperson needs to track. •How the selling mindset has evolved and what that means to you. •How to determine the strength of your current business relationships. •Using “The Chart” as a roadmap to your next level of sales professionalism. •Powerful new ways to think about closing sales. •Embracing the three secrets of sales success

TRACK – Management/Public/Engineering 10:00 – 11:30 AM SECC / EAS Information Meeting Kuskokwim East Get an update on regulation changes, including: new false alert reporting, upcoming on-line FCC state plan filing, monitoring source changes for Alaska, an update on WEA 1.0 and the issues with WEA 2.0, improved text to speech efforts and ongoing work by our Alaska National Weather Service partners to eliminate WEA and EAS activations in unaffected areas.

TRACK – Public Erika Pulley-Hayes, CPB Susitna 10:00 – 11:30 AM Town hall style discussion with results coming out of the recent radio CSG review

12:00-1:15 PM Luncheon – Howard Rock B-C Sponsored by Buck Waters, Broadcasters General Store Tea Time with Old Timers Telling Stories! Mixing it up this year, we decided to look to some of our long time Alaska Broadcasters to share their stories – funny, frightening, phenomenal – who knows what we’ll hear but expect to be entertained by our very own!

TRACK – Sales/Management Chris Lytle, Instant Sales Training Howard Rock B-C 1:30 – 3:00 PM “Back to Basics and . . . Beyond”! Everybody has an opinion about advertising. Advertising salespeople need a “philosophy of advertising” in order to advise their clients. This fast-paced program provides a Crash Course in Advertising Results that will make them a true resource to their advertisers. •Understanding the local advertiser’s dilemma. •Your success strategy: Doing it differently than your competitors. •How to “talk advertising” instead of spewing rates, ratings and station information. •Help your advertisers avoid the 3 biggest local advertising mistakes. •The Advertising Masters: 7 people who made a powerful contribution to advertising and why they are important to you today.

TRACK – Management/Public 1:30 - 2:30 Renea Saade, HR Attorney, with Littler Law Firm Kuskokwim East “Best Practices for Managing Performance and an Employment Relationship”

TRACK – Engineering Quent Hanna, Net Insight Yukon 1:30 – 2:30 PM “Building Media Networks for Next Gen TV (ATSC3)” Successful delivery of Next Gen TV using ATSC3 and preserving the Traditional ATSC1 requires cooperation between broadcasters to deliver a user experience that meets and exceeds today’s online content streaming but maintains compliance with Re Transmission Agreements and the FCC. We will cover different strategies in use today for Public and Private Networks based on the models used in South Korea for ATSC3, and current Media Network Strategies used in ATSC1, DAB, DVB and ISDBT systems.

TRACK – Engineering Troy Davis, Vela Research Yukon 2:30 – 3:30 PM “Get Better ROI from your Compliance Monitoring”

TRACK – Public AK Center for Excellence in Journalism Panel Susitna 2:45 – 3:45 PM Moderator: Lori Townsend; panelist from ACEJ

TRACK – Engineering Mark Siegel, KeyCode Media Yukon 3:30 – 4:30 PM “Open Your Eyes to Radio” Mark Siegel, VP of Business Development for ABS/Key Code Media will show you how to expand your listenership and viewership through web-based content streaming (Facebook, You Tube and/or your website) to help you create additional advertising revenue or sponsorships. A look into how to cost effectively expand your audience by using social media to get more people involved with your station.

TRACK – Public APBI Managers Meetings Susitna 4:00 – 5:30 PM “What to do in light of budget cuts – Part 1”

2019 CONVENTION SCHEDULE

Friday, November 15 8:00 AM REGISTRATION OPENS Foyer 8:00-2:00 Exhibit Hall open 8:00 AM Continental Breakfast Exhibit Hall

TRACK – Engineering 8:00 – 9:00 Visit vendors in Exhibit Hall

TRACK – Public APBI Managers Meetings Susitna 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM “What to do in light of budget cuts – Part 2”

TRACK – Sales/Programming 9:00 – 10:00 AM Sheri Lynch, The Bob & Sheri Show Howard Rock B Sheri will discuss the importance of talent in generating sales and Social Media content. Managers and Account Executives will learn how to utilize talent properly to get the best results. Social media adds a new dimension and additional challenges and she’ll be addressing that as well.

TRACK – Engineering remotely with Michael Guthrie, Harmonic Yukon 9:00 – 10:00 AM “ATSC 3.0”

TRACK – Engineering Ben Barber, Inovonics Yukon 10:00 – 11:00 AM “Different ways of remotely monitoring your stations from a distance”

TRACK – Management/Public Dan Kirkpatrick, ABA’s legal counsel Kuskokwim West 10:00 – 11:45 Fletcher/Heald/Hildreth Topics to be covered: EEO, 2020 Political Advertising, Advertising controversial products Due to a last minute, unavoidable cancellation Jack Smedile with the NAB is not attending. However, Dan Kirkpatrick will briefly touch on some of his congressional and regulatory topics.

TRACK – Sales/Programming/Management 10:30 – 11:45 AM Speaker Speed Dating! Howard Rock B Tentative Table Moderators: Sheri Lynch, Kevin Benz, Cherie Curry; Ric Schmidt, Ellen Simeonoff. Trivia - fun stuff, and the possibility of testing your knowledge with the digital game KaHoot!

TRACK – Engineering 11:00 – 1:30 Visit vendors in Exhibit Hall

ABA Board/Managers Meeting will be held in at 12:00 PM, Howard Rock C (note for 2019: this does not include lunch) This concludes the two-day portion of the ABA-hosted Convention. APBI will continue after the lunch hour:

TRACK – Engineering Jeff Welton, Nautel Yukon 1:30 – 2:30 PM “50 Tips for the Broadcast Engineer”

TRACK – Engineering Erik Kuhlmann, KTVA-TV, Anchorage Yukon 2:30 – 3:30 PM “Reaction & Recovery: 11/30/18 Earthquake”

TRACK – Engineering Stephen Lockwood, Hatfield & Dawson Yukon 3:30 – 4:30 PM “RF Saftey””

TRACK – Public APBI Managers Meetings Susitna 1:15 – 4:30 PM “What to do in light of budget cuts – Part 3”

Saturday, November 16

TRACK – News/Management/Sales/Programming/Public 10:00 – 3:00 PM Kevin Benz, i-Media Strategies, Kuskokwim (Includes lunch break in the meeting room) Reporting and Writing: Newsroom success depends upon the quality of our story-telling.

Performance: Other than story-telling, good performance may be the most important skill we need and we must excel at it.

Multi-platform: How much training have you implemented in what may now be the first screen for news consumption? Social media and mobile are completely different platforms.

Alaska Broadcasters Association/AK Public Broadcasting Inc. 2019 Convention Alaska Broadcasters - Bringing the World Together HOWARD ROCK FOYER: 8 AM Registration; 8-9 Breakfast; Exhibits 8-5 Session Tracks are referenced as: Management/Sales/Programming, Engineering, Public. Meeting Rooms are indicated in Session Description Thursday, November 14 MANAGEMENT/SALES/PROGRAMMING ENGINEERING PUBLIC 9:00 - 9:45 KEYNOTE: Aaron Davis "Attitude Champion" (and member of the 1994 National Championship Nebraska Football team!) - OPEN TO ALL ATTENDEES, Howard Rock B-C 9:45 - 10:00 COFFEE BREAK Engineers please visit Exhibitors 10-11:30; Howard Rock B-C, Chris Lytle; "Building 10-11:30; Kuskokwim East, 10:00-11:30; Susitna Room, Relationships Your Competition Can't Steal" EAS/SECC: Various topics to be Erika Pulley-Hayes, CPB, covered Town Hall style discussion with results coming out of the recent radio CSG review Lunch 12:00 PM-1:15 PM Howard Rock B-C PANEL: Tea Time with Old Timers Telling Stories Luncheon sponsored by: Buck Waters and Broadcasters General Store 1:30-2:30; Kuskokwim East; 1:30-3:00 Howard Rock B-C: 1:30-2:30; Yukon; Quent 2:45-3:45 Susitna Room, AK Renae Saade, HR Attorney; Chris Lytle; "Back to Basics - - Hanna, Net Insight. "Building Center for Excellence in "Best Practices For Managing And Beyond" Media Networks for Next Gen TV Journalism Panel. Moderator Performance and an (ATSC3)" Lori Townsend, panelist from Employment Relationship" ACEJ 2:30-3:30; Yukon Room; Troy 4:00-5:00 Susitna Room, APBI Davis, Vela Research. "Get Managers Meeting: What to do Better ROI from your in light of budget cuts-Part 1 Compliance Monitoring" 3:30-4:30; Yukon Room; Mark Siegel, KeyCode Media. "Open Your Eyes to Radio"

Friday, November 15 HOWARD ROCK FOYER: 8:00 am Registration 8:00-9:00 Breakfast; Exhibits open 8-2 MANAGEMENT/SALES/PROGRAMMING ENGINEERING PUBLIC 9:00 - 10:00 Howard Rock B, Visit Exhibitors during 8:30-Noon Susitna Room, Sheri Lynch, "Talent in breakfast 8-9 AM APBI Managers Meeting: What generating sales….and more" to do in light of budget cuts-Part 2 9:00-10:00; Yukon; remote with Michael Guthrie, Harmonic. "ATSC 3.0" 10-10:45, Kuskokwim West, 10:30-11:45; Howard Rock B; 10:00-11:00;Yukon Room; Ben Dan Kirkpatrick, FHH, Legal Speaker Speed Dating Barber, Inovonics, "Different and Regulatory ways of remotely monitoring your stations from a distance" 11:00 - 1:30 Visit Vendors in Exhibit Hall ABA Board Meeting with ABA Member General Managers - 12:00 - 1:00; Howard Rock C 1:30-2:30; Yukon; Jeff Welton, 1:15-4:30 Susitna Room, APBI Nautel. "50 Tips for the Managers Meeting: What to do Broadcast Engineer" in light of budget cuts-Part 3 2:30-3:30; Yukon; Erik Kuhlmann, KTVA-TV Anchorage. "Reaction & Recovery: 11/30/18 earthquake" 3:30-5:00 Yukon; Stephen Lockwood, Hatfield & Dawson."RF Safety" 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM Goldies Reception & Station Promo Package voting - Howard Rock Foyer 7:00 PM Goldies Banquet - Howard Rock Ballroom / Awards show at 7:30 PM Masters of Ceremony: Fairbanks' own Glenner & Jerry Saturday, November 16 Kuskokwim; 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM w/working lunch Kevin Benz

2019 ABA SPEAKERS

Author & Speaker Aaron Davis has shared with over a million people and is a leading authority & expert on the importance of having a Positive Attitude! From the age of 8, he was helping his Dad work in the evenings as a janitor. Through this experience, Aaron learned the importance of having a Champion Attitude no matter what your role or title is. Through mopping floors, cleaning bathrooms, emptying out hundreds of trashcans nightly, Aaron learned that it’s not WHAT you do instead it’s HOW you do it! With Aaron, you won’t get just another speaker “telling” others how to be successful. He’s in the trenches every day with his own consulting & speaking firm (Aaron Davis Presentations), and also a serves as Chief Outreach Director for Amptnow.com, a software platform that provides employee engagement solutions for several industries. As a member of the 1994 National Championship Nebraska Football team and working with numerous corporations & organizations, he understands firsthand what it takes to perform like a champion & experience incredible results both personally & professionally by maintaining a positive Attitude! He’s a proud University of Nebraska alumnus earning his degree in Psychology, and Aaron and his wife reside in Nebraska with their two sons and daughter.

Chris Lytle, best-selling author of The Accidental Salesperson and The Accidental Sales Manager, was born in Newark, Ohio, and graduated from Baldwin-Wallace College with a political science degree in 1972. After working as an intern in Congress, Lytle returned to Newark, where he hoped to secure a news position at a local radio station. Instead, he was offered a sales job, which he accepted, changing the course of his career forever. Lytle started his own business in 1982 and has spent the last thirty-five years delivering domestic and international seminars to salespeople and their managers. He has offered training to Fortune 500 companies and start-ups in the technical, financial, and service industries. After fifteen years in Chicago, he moved to Chattanooga in April of this year with his business partner and wife, Sarah McCann.

A self-described “recovering” news director, Kevin Benz is well-known as an inspiring, engaging speaker. He coaches thousands of journalists and dozens of newsrooms around the country with his own style of pragmatic, ethical craft. His 30 years in newsrooms and on the streets provide a unique understanding of what journalists need. He’s a bit media trailblazer and innovator. Kevin launched two of the most innovative media organizations in the country — News 8 Austin, a 24-hour local news channel; and CultureMap Austin, the most read digital lifestyle magazine of the city. Kevin began his career in broadcast journalism as an award-winning news photographer and followed a path to becoming a nationally recognized journalism leader — serving 12 years as news director in Austin. His teams received national recognition from the most prestigious organizations including the Sigma Delta Chi awards, the National Edward R. Murrow award, three National Walter Cronkite awards for excellence in Political Journalism and the DuPont-Columbia Awards. Kevin’s personal honors also include the Western Heritage award from the National Cowboy Hall of Fame. Kevin is former Chairman of both the Radio, Television, Digital News Association and the Texas Associated Press Broadcasters where he co-founded the Southwest Broadcast Journalism Conference.

Renea Saade counsels clients on a broad range of employment issues including wage and hour compliance, accommodation and leave requests, enforcement and defense of noncompetition and non-solicitation agreements, workplace investigations, discipline and terminations. Renea also assists clients in the development, revision and enforcement of employee handbooks, policies and contracts and provides onsite employment law training (including training required by the EEOC or a local human rights agency pursuant to a settlement or conciliation agreement) on issues including prevention of harassment and discrimination, hiring dos and don’ts, wage laws and best practices for performance reviews. She regularly represents employers in federal and state court proceedings, agency audits and investigations. While Renea works with employers operating in Alaska and throughout the Pacific Northwest in a variety of industries, she has significant experience working with employers in the industries of construction, government contracting, fishing, retail, non-profit sector and health care and is familiar with the unique challenges and legal issues associated with employing individuals in safety sensitive positions and remote locations. Renea draws upon her skills and experience to keep companies informed on the latest employment law issues through her articles in Alaska Business Monthly and her frequent presentations to a variety of professional organizations, including the Alaska and Anchorage chapters of the Society for Human Resource Management.

Daniel Kirkpatrick is a Co-Managing Member at Fletcher, Heald & Hildreth in Arlington, Virginia. He represents clients on a broad range of regulatory and transactional matters, with a focus on radio and television stations and content producers. Dan has significant expertise in counseling television stations regarding cable and satellite carriage issues, including the negotiation of retransmission consent and other carriage agreements, the enforcement of mandatory carriage, network non-duplication, and syndicated exclusivity rights, and prosecution of market modification proceedings. He counsels broadcast stations on compliance with FCC regulations affecting their day-to-day operations, including political broadcasting rules, content regulation, and advertising. He has assisted numerous radio and television stations with routine and non-routine licensing matters and license renewal proceedings, and has guided broadcast clients through the regulatory and transactional aspects of station purchases, sales, and financings. He is also experienced in negotiating program acquisition and distribution agreements for broadcast and non-broadcast clients, including network affiliation agreements and distribution agreements on traditional MVPD platforms, as well as OTT services. Dan is a graduate of the University of Virginia School of Law (2003) and the College of William and Mary (1998), and is a frequent contributor at www.commlawblog.com.

Sheri Lynch is the force of nature on morning radio. She is one half… an equal half… of the morning duo, Bob & Sheri, which is heard by over 1.1 million adults each week across America and in over 170 countries via Armed Forces Radio. A ratings’ winner who came to radio unexpectedly, Sheri is a ‘friend’ to her listeners. Not only do her listeners follow her on social media (she has over 150,000 followers across social media sites), she follows them to engage in true two-way conversations that break down the fourth wall between the host and the audience. In fact, Sheri’s never NOT on social media. Sheri began her radio career when she met Bob Lacey, and he encouraged her – with no previous on-air experience – to join him on mornings at WBT-FM, Charlotte, a then struggling Mainstream AC (now Hot AC WLNK, The Link). Thinking this insane idea would never work, she tapped into her bold and adventurous nature and gave it a try. Right away, the chemistry between them was electric, and Bob & Sheri skyrocketed. Sheri was named one of Radio Ink’s Most Influential Women in Radio in 2018 and 2019. A natural-born comedian, Sheri finds the humor in everything in life. She loves people and is genuinely interested in their lives. Her open personality makes it easy for her to connect with listeners on and off the air, whether at a live event or on social media. Those off-air interactions feed into what’s on the air, and what happens on-air feeds into the off-air connections. It’s a loop that is winning her legions of loyal listeners.

2019 APBI SPEAKER

Erika Pulley-Hayes is Vice President, Radio, at the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and a member of the senior leadership team. In this capacity, she articulates and implements a compelling public service vision for public radio and oversees CPB's Radio grant programs and station relations. Pulley-Hayes began her career at Warner-Lambert Company, a Fortune 500 pharmaceutical company, where she worked under the general counsel and corporate secretary for eight years. She worked on board of directors’ matters, compliance issues for political activity and the Securities and Exchange Commission, and corporate agreements for commercial transactions. Pulley-Hayes later managed legal operations of a national clinical research organization overseeing risk management, corporate housekeeping and commercial contracts generating approximately $40 million each year. Pulley-Hayes is currently pursuing a dual MBA/MA in nonprofit management from the University of Maryland University College. She holds a BA from William Paterson University of New Jersey.

Alaska Public Broadcasting, Inc. Mission Statement

To provide vision, leadership, coordination, administrative and technical support to Alaska’s local public broadcasting institutions, and to provide contractual staff support services to public telecommunications policy and governance boards. Executive Director: Mollie Kabler Administrative Manager: Kim Pigg Technical Manager: Steve Hamlin

Public Broadcasting Stations in Alaska:

KAKM-TV, Anchorage KRBD-FM, Ketchikan KSKA-FM, Anchorage KMXT-FM, Kodiak KNBA-FM, Anchorage KOTZ-AM, Kotzebue KBRW-AM & FM, Barrow KSKO-AM, McGrath KYUK-AM, Bethel KFSK-FM, Petersburg KCUK-AM, Chevak KUHB-FM, Saint Paul KDLG-AM, Dillingham KSDP-AM, Sand Point KUAC-FM & TV, Fairbanks KCAW-FM, Sitka KZPA-AM, Fort Yukon KTNA-FM, Talkeetna KIYU-AM, Galena KNSA-AM, Unalakleet KHNS-FM, Haines KUCB-FM, Unalaska KBBI-AM, Homer KCHU-AM, Valdez KTOO-FM & TV, KXLL/KRNN-FM, Juneau KSTK-FM, Wrangell KDLL-FM, Kenai

EXHIBITORS

KeyCode Media/ABS

Broadcasters General Store with Telos Alliance & Comrex

Broadcast Depot

Broadcast Electronics

Broadcast Supply Worldwide with Tieline & Wheatstone

ClearCom

CreativeReady

Digital Broadcast

Evertz

Fujifilm

Global Media Services

Heartland Video Systems with Harmonic

LiveU TV

Nautel

RCS Sound Software

Shively Labs

Utah Scientific

UniSoft

VELA

SONY

2019 Goldies Celebration November 15, 2019 Howard Rock Ballroom Sheraton Anchorage Hotel 6 p.m. – Reception and Station Package voting 7 p.m. – Dinner 7:30 p.m. – Awards

Returning favorites to emcee the Goldie Awards this year: Glenner & Jerry !!

C’mon out for a night of fun celebrating the 2019 Goldie Awards. Once again this year we will be presenting the Promo Package Contest & Giveaway. Will your station walk away with bragging rights? Will you win one of the fabulous packages? We can hardly wait to see the contributions!

The recipient of the ABA Hall of Fame Award will be joining the prestigious class of 63 previous inductees