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EEO PUBLIC FILE REPORT WRKI-FM, WDBY-FM, WINE-AM, WPUT-AM Townsquare Media Danbury December 1, 2014-November 30, 2015

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EEO PUBLIC FILE REPORT WRKI-FM, WDBY-FM, WINE-AM, WPUT-AM Townsquare Media Danbury December 1, 2014-November 30, 2015 EEO PUBLIC FILE REPORT WRKI-FM, WDBY-FM, WINE-AM, WPUT-AM Townsquare Media Danbury December 1, 2014-November 30, 2015 Section 1. Vacancy List Job Title Recruitment Sources RS that Referred the (RS) Used to Fill hiree Vacancy Account Executive 1,2,3,4,5,7 4,5 Section 2. Recruitment Source List RS RS Information RS Entitled No. of Number to Vacancy Interviews Notification? Referred by (Yes/No) RS over 12- month period 1 On-air Announcements N 2 2 Station Website Posting N 4 3 Internal Postings N 4 TSM Job Fairs N 2 5 Word of Mouth referrals/ self referrals N 8 6 TSM Internship Program N 7 Jobvite.com (Indeed, Monster, Craigslist, N Ebay classified, Linkedin, Career Builder, Geebo, Careerjet, TopUSAjobs, Career 2.0, Bright, Juju, Job rapido, Career Bliss, Oodle marketplace. 8 NAB Human Resource Services N 1771 N. Street NW Washington, DC 20036 202.429.5497 9 Connecticut School of Broadcasting N Frank Marro 80 Ferry Blvd. Stratford, CT 06615 203.378.5155 10 Ohio Center for Broadcasting N 0 Gary James 5330 East Main Street, Suite 200 Columbus, OH 43213 614.245.0555 ACTIVE/ 60639728.1 11 Inside Radio N 0 Gene McKay 365 Union Street Littleton, NH 03561 800.640.8852 12 All Access N 0 Joel Denver www.allaccess.com 28955 Pacific Coast Highway, Suite 210 S. Malibu, CA 90265 301.457.6616 13 Association of Religious Committees N 0 Rev. PJ Leopold 325 Main Street Danbury, CT 06810 203.792.9450 14 Teikyo Post University N 0 Dominick Micotta 800 Country Club Road PO Box 2540 Waterbury, CT 06723 203.596.4630 15 Southern Connecticut State University N 0 Marge Sadden (Career Services) 501 Crescent Street New Haven, CT 06515 16 Western Connecticut State University N 0 Maureen Gernert 1818 White Street Danbury, CT 06810 203.837.8266 17 Mercy College N 0 Agnes Basler 555 Broadway Dobbs Ferry, NY 10522 914.674-7203 18 Sacred Heart University N 0 Nick Deluccehio 5151 Park Avenue Fairfield, CT 06825 203.365.4736 19 Community Action Committee N 0 Elise Nicholson 66 North Street Danbury, CT 06810 203.790.9693 20 Danbury Chinese Alliance Church N 0 Mr. Mike Wang ACTIVE/ 60639728.1 PO Box 2362 Danbury, CT 06810 203.740.1372 21 Harambee Center N 0 Bill Curtis 54 West Street Danbury, CT 06810 203.798.0230 22 Hispanic Center of Greater Danbury N 0 Maria Cinta Lowe 87 West Street Danbury, CT 06810 203.798.2855 23 Minority Business Association N 0 Alex Williams PO Box 4013 Danbury, CT 06810 203.740.1660 24 NAACP N 0 C/O New Hope Christian Academy Sherri Neptune 41 Lake Street Danbury, CT 06811 203.790.6268 25 United Way N 0 June Renzulli 85 West Street Danbury, CT 06810 203.790.5182 26 Women’s Center of Greater Danbury N 0 Kerry Roig 2 West Street Danbury, CT 06810 203.731.5200 27 Danbury News –Times N 0 Yola Rowe 333 Main Street Danbury, CT 06810 203.797.1414 28 Traffic Directors Guild of America N 0 Total Number of Interviews over 12-month period: 16 ACTIVE/ 60639728.1 Section 3. Recruitment Initiatives Type of Recruitment Initiative Brief Description of Activity Our SEU offers internship opportunities 1. Internship Program to local college and high school students in its programming and promotions departments. The internships are typically scheduled on a semester basis. Our Marketing and Promotions Director coordinates our internship program and supervises the progress of the student interns. During this reporting period, tweny-three (23) interns participated in this Program. These interns assist the Promotions and Programming Departments with a variety of tasks including public relations, non-traditional revenue events and on-site station broadcasts and database marketing. Colleges/High Schools attended by interns participating in the program: Spring 2015 Semester: 7 interns Pace University Western Connecticut State University Sacred Heart Summer 2015 Semester: 11 interns Western Ct State University Sacred Heart Pace University William & Mary Nichols College Fall 2015 Semester: 5 Interns Western CT State University Sacred Heart University Gettysburg College 2. Scholarship Program During this reporting period, our SEU participated in the Connecticut Broadcasters Association Scholarship ACTIVE/ 60639728.1 Program. All stations in the SEU broadcast announcements from March through May, 2015, soliciting scholarship applicants. Interested candidates could obtain scholarship applications from any of our SEU stations. Association dues paid by the SEU helped fund the scholarship program. 3. Host Job Fair In March 2015, our SEU hosted a job fair at the Ethan Allen Hotel in Danbury, Connecticut. Our SEU solicited local employers to participate in this event and promoted the Fair on its Stations. The SEU also participated, providing attendees with information about career opportunities in broadcasting as well as job opportunities within the SEU. SEU participants included the Market and Sales Managers. 4. Host Job Fair On June 2015, our SEU hosted a veteran’s job fair at the Ethan Allen Hotel in Danbury, Connecticut. Our SEU solicited local employers to participate in this event and promoted the Fair on its Stations. The SEU also participated, providing attendees with information about career opportunities in broadcasting as well as job opportunities within the SEU. SEU participants included the Market and Sales Managers. 5. Host Job Fair On October 2015 our SEU hosted a job fair at the Ethan Allen Hotel in Danbury, Connecticut. Our SEU solicited local employers to participate in this event and promoted the Fair on its Stations. The SEU also participated, providing attendees with information about career opportunities in broadcasting as well as job opportunities within the SEU. SEU participants included the Market and Sales Managers. 6. Participate in event/program In April 2015 and October 2015, this SEU sponsored by or on behalf of an participated in the Job & Internship Fairs educational institution relating at Pace University in Pleasantville, New to careers in broadcasting. York. The SEU’s Promotions Director and Promotions Assistant attended this event and met with attendees to talk about ACTIVE/ 60639728.1 careers in broadcasting as well as employment opportunities and internships within the SEU. 7. Participate in event/program In March 2015, this SEU participated in sponsored by or on behalf of an the Job & Internship Fairs at Naugatuck educational institution relating Valley Community College. The SEU’s to careers in broadcasting. Promotions Director and Promotions Assistant attended this event and met with attendees to talk about careers in broadcasting as well as employment opportunities and internships within the SEU. 8. Participate in event/program In April 2015, this SEU participated in the sponsored by or on behalf of an Job & Internship Fairs at Western educational institution relating Connecticut State University. The SEU’s to careers in broadcasting. Promotions Director and Promotions Assistant attended this event and met with attendees to talk about careers in broadcasting as well as employment opportunities and internships within the SEU. ACTIVE/ 60639728.1 .
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