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Employee Newsletter ISSUE 1 Employee Newsletter KUTV, KMYU, KJZZ August 15, 2017 Kent’s Corner Hello Team! New Employees July 2017 Summer is coming to a close, and we have all been very busy during July and the first two weeks of August. As you know, we have finished Tamara Sanford | Producer up the July ratings period. We had some success and a few wins in the morning, and finished second in the evening newscasts. We certainly John Yelland | Web Producer have our work cut out for us with Fox bringing the tough competition in the morning and KSL being our strong competitor in the evening Hannah Knowles | Web Producer newscasts. Loren Brewer moved from PT Assignment Desk Editor to Early We have achieved our revenue budget for July and August for all our Morning News Producer combined TV stations. Our performance in the sales arena is clearly #1. Nathan Dowdle moved from Sports EP to Early Morning EP As you may know, this summer brought many employee changes to the station. We all know the only constant is change. This is one of my Ashley Beyer moved from Producer favorite quotes on change: “The pessimist complains about the wind; to Fresh Living Producer the optimist expects it to change; the realist adjusts the sails.” Matt Komma moved from Creative Services to Sports We are currently in the process of filling open positions at the station with an opening or two in each department. We also have moved current employees into new jobs. By promoting from within, the station and the employee are in a win-win situation. It is exciting and We all know the invigorating to get new faces at the station. only constant is On the CBS front, we are looking forward to the new television season as we return to fresh, first run programing and new fall line ups from all change. “The the networks. We are excited about CBS rolling out 6 new series to the pessimist very strong line up from last year. The new CBS fall lineup has been very well received on Madison Avenue, and will help strengthen the complains overall viewership of KUTV. Also, the highly viewed NFL returns in about the wind; September, and will certainly bring viewers to the station. the optimist It’s with mixed emotions that we say goodbye to longtime reporter Rod Decker as he is retiring. As you all know he has had an amazing career expects it to here at KUTV and we will all miss him. However, he will be back to the change; the station as a consultant and contributor from time to time! We all wish Rod the best as he pursues some of this many interests! realist adjusts I appreciate all of you and your hard work on behalf of our the sails.” stations. Unity is strength! Let’s all work together to be the best place to work, and the best stations in the market! Kent PAGE 2 EMPLOYEE NEWSLETTER Department Updates Engineering & Operations You may have noticed that softer feel under your feet as you walk around the 1st floor and basement areas, it’s because of the new carpet that was installed. The IT department has had a very busy month moving the traffic department to the 1st floor, KMYU sales to the 2nd floor, rewiring all of the desks on the 1st floor and updating the iNews clients on all of the newsroom computers. To speed up Craig Hart’s rendering ability, we were finally able to deploy this long awaited computer upgrade. You might have noticed 3 new hours of daily programming on KMYU as we launched “KidsClick” on July 1st. Where’s the Radar? Our Baron Radar system is being interfered with and we are searching diligently to find the source of the problem. The KJZZ transmitters had two new exciters (modulators) installed to improve its signal quality and reliability. Did you know that KJZZ and 5 other TV stations in the Salt Lake Market have to change their broadcast channel? This is due to Spectrum Auction that occurred earlier this year. There are 987 stations nationwide that will also have to change their broadcast channels. The Master Control department welcomes back Lee Oliver to the team! Don’t forget to sign up and attend the AVID training classes in August! Sales The Sinclair Broadcasting Group sales department in Salt Lake City is off to a great start for 3rd quarter. The Combined Market Sales effort for the month of July was exceeded for the first time this year and as of today, we have exceeded the CMS goal for August. September looks to be quite challenging but with our excellent staff- I am sure we can achieve success. One of the key wins for us in third quarter is the outstanding sales effort with High School Football. Lead by Keith Pasker, the campaign was very strategic and effective. The goal is to be the National Champion for SBG in terms of overall sales and broadcast quality for high school football. Additionally, one of the keys to success has been the outstanding New Business efforts lead by Mark Crowther- local sales manager of KUTV. Mark designed a very entertaining and effective new business contest which incorporates all marketing consultants from all three stations. I also want to recognize Shannon Eaker for her leadership in managing the national spot business for all three television stations as well as all the political advertising which unexpectedly came our way. Lastly, I am asking all employees at SBG to help us recruit key positions. We are looking for marketing consultants and sales assistants for all three stations. If you know of anyone who you feel would fit well, please have them contact me at 801-839-1117 or [email protected]. Remember, a cash incentive for your referral could come your way! Traffic Our traffic department currently handles 13 stations in 4 different markets: Salt Lake, Las Vegas, Medford and El Paso. We had two employees that recently left us Tyler Kimball (Scheduling Specialist) and Lee Oliver (El Paso Inventory Specialist). We are currently hiring! News July ratings period we were #1 or #2 in every newscast, HH and key demos. We had the second best month in station history with 6.7 million page views! In addition, all newsroom folks are undergoing Social Media training as we try and advance in this area. Speaking of which, I would like to highlight Lindsay Storrs who continually comes up with strong social media posts. A few other shout outs to Kylene and Tazya for all the extra work they have done while we have been down producers. Kudos to Richard Archuleta for all the extra work he has put in helping to coordinate Fresh Living guests and updates to the show and finally a shout out to Matt Michaela, who picked up the phone at 7am and shot all the flooding in the Sugar House Storm. A WORD ON FRESH LIVING! We would like to welcome Kari Hawker-Diaz as our new Fresh Living host, and Ashley Beyer as our new Fresh Living producer! Both ladies have transitioned into their new roles seamlessly and continue to make this a great program for our KUTV viewers! Ashley has been working hard with the sales team to create more visually compelling segments that appeal to a larger audience; and Kari has done a great job at making the clients feel comfortable, taking ownership of the product, and helping our guest and co- hosts feel comfortable! EMPLOYEE NEWSLETTER PAGE 3 A Tribute to Matthew Perry Hearn KUTV Marketing Consultant February 2014– July 2017 Matt Hearn (aka Hearn, Hearndog, Hearndoggy, Matty), a marketing consultant for KUTV, passed away on July 13th as a result of a climbing accident. Matt was the heart of our sales team at KUTV, and was everyone’s friend. It was impossible to be in a bad mood when you were around Matt. He had an infectious laugh, and he was always so positive. In his three-year career at KUTV, Matt earned the “Marketing Consultant of the Year” award twice. He loved his job and the people he worked with, and was one of the hardest working members of our team. In his spare time, he was a lacrosse coach at East High School, and was a mentor to his players. He absolutely loved the outdoors and was often rock climbing, hiking, skiing, and more. His passing leaves a deep hole in the Sales Matt Hearn with Travis Pastrana at Department, but we are moving forward together as a team, just like Matt KUTV 2News on December 8, 2016. would have wanted us to do. Employees of the Month Thank you for your employee of the month nominations! We have reviewed all of the nominations for this month and it was a difficult decision to make with all of the great entries. Please continue to send in your nominations via this link: http://www.kutv2productions.com/eotm/. For those that were selected, Sue Odette will be in contact with you regarding your award. Jordan Green Matt Gephardt Sales News Nomination Comments: Nomination Comments: Jordan excels in his Matt consistently demonstrates teamwork and a can-do position, going above attitude. He continuously carries our promoted sweeps and beyond for his clients pieces every ratings period, and even outside of sweeps. and co-workers alike! In addition to his tireless dedication to good, solid journalism, he is the type of guy who will give you the Kurt Smith shirt off his back, even if he barely knows you.
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