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2015 PBS Annual Meeting Participants List As of April 25, 2015 2015 PBS Annual Meeting Participants List As of April 25, 2015 Stephanie Aaronson Pamela Aguilar Miguel Alvarez Vice President, Education Director, General Audience Executive Producer Corporation for Public Programming & Development On Story: Presented by Austin Broadcasting PBS Film Festival Washington, DC Arlington, VA Austin, TX Jon Abbott Kate Alany Jennifer Amend President & CEO Senior Manager, Digital Promotions Manager WGBH Analytics Wyoming PBS Boston, MA PBS Riverton, WY Arlington, VA Deborah Acklin Andrea Anderson President & CEO Kate Alany Director of Marketing WQED Senior Manager, Digital KVIE Pittsburgh, PA Analytics Sacramento, CA PBS Daphne Adair Arlington, VA Carla Anderson Marketing & Communications Director of Human Resources Consultant Mary Anne Alhadeff Broadcasting & Media Freelance President & CEO Innovations Seattle, WA KERA Wisconsin Public Broadcasting Dallas, TX Madison, WI Josh Adams Director of Technology Jennifer Allen Julie Anderson Houston Public Media Senior Director, Primetime Executive Producer Houston, TX Strategy & Advertising Documentaries & Development PBS WNET Jennie Adler Arlington, VA New York, NY Development Coordinator PBS Foundation Torrie Allen Polly Anderson Arlington, VA Chief Officer, Marketing & General Manager Development WUCF Davin Agatep Alaska Public Media Orlando, FL Media Fund Manager Anchorage, AK Center for Asian American Rob Anderson Media (CAAM) Steve Altman Director of Production San Francisco, CA Senior Vice President WTIU Corporation for Public Bloomington, IN Ronnie Agnew Broadcasting Executive Director Washington, DC Mary Alice Appleman Mississippi Public Broadcasting Assistant Director, Educational Jackson, MS Services KLRU Austin, TX Paula Apsell Geoffrey Baer Warren Barnett Senior Executive Producer Program Host & Producer Board Chair WGBH WTTW WTCI Boston, MA Chicago, IL Chattanooga, TN Hector Araujo Chris Bailey Karen Barone Project Coordinator Director, Production Operations Senior Strategist PBS PBS City Square Associates, Inc. Arlington, VA Arlington, VA Cambridge, MA Kate Arno Chris Baker Craig Bartlett Director, Television Community Vice President, Business Creator & Executive Producer Service Grants Policy & Review Development Ready, Jet, Go! and Wind Corporation for Public Public Media Apps Dancer Films Broadcasting Annapolis, MD Glendale, CA Washington, DC Glenn Baker Katie Bartman Brandon Arolfo Senior Director, Production & Account Manager Senior Director, Content Creative Services Next Generation Fundraising Development, PBS Digital WETA Berwyn, PA PBS Washington, DC Arlington, VA Jonathan Barzilay Cary Balzer Chief Operating Officer Raney Aronson-Rath Program Manager PBS Deputy Executive Producer KSPS Arlington, VA WGBH Spokane, WA Boston, MA Ken Bassik Caroline Bandolik Business Development Steven Ashley Producer CARS Senior Producer Spiffy Pictures San Diego, CA MASTERPIECE Highland Park, IL WGBH Sabrina Bates Boston, MA Leslie Barbera Manager of Education & Senior Director, Public Community Engagement Ty Augliere Television Station Relations WLJT Assistant Director, Pledge Forest Incentives Martin, TN Fundraising Programming Warminster, PA PBS Kemp Battle Arlington, VA Ashley Barcum Director Director of Communications Tucker Capital Karen Avery Oklahoma Educational Princeton, NJ Senior Director, Institutional Television Authority Giving Oklahoma City, OK Morgan Battle PBS Foundation Director Arlington, VA Jessica Barfield Tucker Capital Student Princeton, NH Tom Axtell Ohio University School of General Manager Media Arts & Studies Sarah Bean Vegas PBS Athens, OH Project Manager, Education Las Vegas, NV Corporation for Public Judy Barlow Broadcasting Ron Bachman Vice President, Business Washington, DC Senior Director of Programming Development & International WGBH Sales Boston, MA American Public Television Boston, MA Justin Beaupre Anne Bentley Lori Bolding Director of Programming & Vice President, Corporate Senior Vice President of Production Communications Development Iowa Public Television PBS KLRU Johnston, IA Arlington, VA Austin, TX Charles Beck Anne-Marie Berger James Bond Vice President for Radio & Senior Producer & Director Chief Financial Officer Television Nine Network of Public Media WETA Maine Public Broadcasting Saint Louis, MO Washington, DC Network Bangor, ME David Bernstein Sheryl Borden Co-President Director of Marketing John Bell PBS Distribution KENW Director of Membership Boston, MA Portales, NM KERA Dallas, TX Afsaneh Beschloss Nancy Borjas The Rock Creek Group Membership Manager Michael Beller Washington, DC ValleyPBS Associate General Counsel Fresno, CA PBS Jeff Bieber Arlington, VA Vice President Maricella Borroel WETA Director of Education Joyce Belloise Washington, DC KLRN Managing Director of Content San Antonio, TX WPBT Mary Bitterman Miami, FL Arlington, VA Bob Bosse Director of Television Marsha Bemko Cole Blaise South Dakota Public Executive Producer, Antiques Multimedia Producer Broadcasting Roadshow KCPT Vermillion, SD WGBH Kansas City, MO Boston, MA Vicki Boutwell Frank Blanquet Director of Development, Drew Bennett Chief Content Manager Community Impact Initiatives PBS Kids VIP KVCR Nine Network of Public Media BenSpark.com San Bernardino, CA Saint Louis, MO Attleboro, MA Leniqua Blue-Jones Alexandra Bower Jon Bennett Executive Administrator BeverlyHillsMom.com Television Station Manager Corporation for Public Beverly Hills, CA KAMU Broadcasting College Station, TX Washington, DC Shannon Bowman Online Content & Social Media Sylvia Bennett Jeff Bogle WHRO Senior Vice President, Out with the Kids Norfolk, VA Development & Corporate Exton, PA Communications June Boyce WNED John Boland Business Development Buffalo, NY President ValleyPBS KQED Fresno, CA Natalie Benson San Francisco, CA Assistant Director, Social Media & Digital Communications PBS Arlington, VA Jennifer Boyd Malcolm Brett Paul Buckner Executive Producer & Producer Director of Broadcasting & General Manager Connecticut Public Media Innovations WYCC Broadcasting, Inc. Wisconsin Public Broadcasting Chicago, IL Hartford, CT Madison, WI Paul Buckner Melanie Boyer LeAnne Brewer General Manager Corporate Sponsorship Manager Executive Director, Foundation WYCC South Carolina Educational Mississippi Public Broadcasting Chicago, IL Television Jackson, MS Columbia, SC Jane Buckwalter David Brinkley Director, Programming Nathaniel Bozarth General Manager Operations Your Fellow Americans WKU PBS WNET KCPT Bowling Green, KY New York, NY Kansas City, MO Jorge Briseño Brian Bueza Anne Brachman Director, ITV Web Content Technician Vice President, Government KLCS PBS Hawaii Affairs Los Angeles, CA Honolulu, HI Corporation for Public Broadcasting Lori Brittain Sylvia Bugg Washington, DC Director, Business Operations Vice President, Diversity & PBS Education Innovation Lisa Bralts PBS Corporation for Public Director of Marketing Arlington, VA Broadcasting Illinois Public Media Washington, DC Urbana, IL Kelly Broadway Communications Specialist April Burcham John Bredar Corporation for Public Director of Communications Vice President, National Broadcasting KLRU Programming Washington, DC Austin, TX WGBH Boston, MA Ernest Bromley Tee Burgess Bromley Communications LLC That's It Mommy Megan Breeland San Antonio, TX Los Angeles, CA Development Manager KLRU Lynn Brown Amy Burkett Austin, TX President & General Manager Director & General Station WPBS Manager Debbie Brennan Watertown, NY WTVI Director of Programming Charlotte, NC Rocky Mountain PBS Maria Bruno Ruiz Denver, CO Director of Programming Rick Burnes WGBH Board Chair Jason Brenneman-Black Boston, MA WGBH Executive Producer Boston, MA KQED Elizabeth Bruns San Francisco, CA Attorney Michael Burton Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp Vice President, New Business Jeff Breslow LLP Development Senior Director, Business Washington, DC America's Test Kitchen Affairs Brookline, MA Corporation for Public Broadcasting Washington, DC Reggie Burton Cindy Campbell Terrel Cass NFPB Trustee Vice President, Operations President NFPB & Southern Nevada Corporation for Public Terrel Cass Productions Public Television Broadcasting Austin, TX Las Vegas, NV Washington, DC Della Cassia Heidi Busch Janet Campbell Director of Communications Business Development Director of Television Detroit Public Television Public Media Apps Programming Detroit, MI Annapolis, MD WCVE Richmond, VA Josh Cassidy Pat Butler KQED President & CEO Jay Campbell San Francisco, CA Association of Public Television President Stations CAV International, NHK USA Jackie Castellanos Arlington, VA Representative Development Project Manager New York, NY Foundation Hilary Finkel Buxton Mississippi Public Broadcasting Director Joe Campbell Jackson, MS American Public Television Vice President, Fundraising Boston, MA Programming Beatriz Castillo PBS Director, National Events Rachelle Byars-Sargent Arlington, VA Independent Television Service Director San Francisco, CA PBS Gail Camporini Arlington, VA Marketing Assistant Victor Cerda Westpy Marketing Services, Inc. Senior Vice President Kristin Calhoun Hackettstown, NJ Corporate Strategy Executive Director Vme Media Inc. Public Media Platform, Inc. Jamie Cansler Miami, FL Washington, DC Vice President of Development PBS SoCaL Glen Cerny Angie Callahan Costa Mesa, CA General Manager Director, Children's Services KRWG WHRO Nichole Carie Las Cruces, NM Norfolk, VA General Manager WVUT Mark Channell Brian Callahan Vincennes, IN Associate Director of Vice President of Education Development WHRO Nancy Carpenter Arizona Public Media
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