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Ann Sobil General Sales Manager KIRO 7 In September 2012, Ann Sobil took over as General Sales Manager for KIRO 7, a Cox Media Group owned television station. Previously, Ann held the position of executive director of sales and marketing for KING 5, KONG 6/16, NorthWest Cable News, Belo Interactive, and Weather Plus. Sobil joined KING 5 as director of sales and marketing in January 2005. Before she came to KING 5, Sobil was with Belo Portland where she served as director of sales and marketing for KGW-TV, PAX, Univision, and KGW.com. A sales veteran, Sobil began her sales & marketing career in Florida as a sales assistant, working on all aspects of national business for Katz-TV and WBFS–TV in Miami. She quickly advanced and spent two years as a media planner/buyer for Re/Max of the Florida & the Carolinas, Inc. In 1995, Sobil joined WJCB-TV in Gainesville, Florida as national & regional sales manager and then moved to WFTV- TV, the Cox Broadcasting station in Orlando as an account executive in 1998. In 2000, Sobil joined KGW-TV, the Belo station in Portland, Oregon as local sales manager and was promoted in 2003 to director of sales and marketing for all the Belo Portland properties, KGW-TV, PAX, Univision and KGW.com. Sobil is an executive board member of The American Red Cross, and she serves on the board for the Seattle Sports Commission, the Eastside Business Roundtable, the Bellevue Chamber, and the Benaroya Research Institute. Sobil has a business administration degree from Burdett College in Boston, MA. # # # .

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