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2021 Silver Circle VIRTUAL CEREMONY Sunday, May 16, 2021 Silver Circle Presented by The Suncoast Chapter of The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences The Silver Circle recognizes individuals who have devoted a quarter of a century or more to the television industry, a significant part of which was done in the Suncoast region of the State of Florida, Mobile, Alabama, the State of Louisiana and Puerto Rico television markets. VIRTUAL CEREMONY Sunday, May 16, 2021 President’s Welcome On behalf of the Board of Governors and Officers of the Suncoast Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, I extend a warm welcome to the 2021 Silver Circle Virtual Presentation. 2020 was a year of uninmaginable challenges, but also one where we saw incredible spirit and strength. It was no surprise that every time we had to pivot, adapt, show resilience and perservere, we were able to do just that. It was the first time we held this ceremony virtually, and what a wonderful ceremony it was. As we look forward with a newfound sense of optimism, we are beginning to see more light and less tunnel. More hope and less uncertainty. New energy, new outlook, new perspective. This year, as we maintain the health and safety of our members, staff, family, and guests, we once again hold this celebration virtually. But regardless of where or how we celebrate, there is much comfort in knowing that we are connected by our passion and lifelong dedication to excellence in our industry. We are proud to recognize our honorees for 25 years or more of dedication to the television profession. Today the Suncoast Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences is delighted to celebrate your accomplishments and contributions. This is the 33rd Annual Silver Circle Celebration, and we are delighted to add nine more honorees — including three from Puerto Rico. Congratulations to all of this year’s recepients! Barbara Alfonso Suncoast Chapter President & Trustee Sr. Director, TeleXitos (Telemundo Station Group) Board of Governors Chris Cifatte Adrian Mauceri Alexa Elliott Sheila Oretsky Richard Engelhardt Rocio Ramirez-Pellicer Yamila Garayzar Gina Presson Claudia Keppinger Dennis Scholl Mia Laurenzo Lenny Smith Officers Barbara Alfonso President, Trustee Frances Hernandez 1st Vice President, Trustee Craig Stevens 2nd Vice President, Trustee Preston Rudie Regional Vice President – Tampa-St. Petersburg Jeff Schlesser Regional Vice President – Tallahassee Angel Sepulveda Regional Vice President – Orlando-Daytona Beach Mari Carmen Serrano Regional Vice President – Puerto Rico John Mays Trustee Max Wyler Trustee Betsy Behrens Treasurer Karla MacDonald Executive Director and Secretary Congratulations to our 2021 Silver Circle recipients Your dedication and enthusiasm are truly inspiring. We wish you many more years of great achievements. ® Silver Circle Television professionals are inducted into the Silver Circle from the Suncoast Chapter’s South Florida television and media constituency in recognition of significant contributions made by these individuals to our industry for 25 years or more. An individual’s entire career need not have been spent in a single market, but they must have made a significant contribution within the Suncoast Region. Recipients receive a rosewood Emmy® embossed plaque and a circled gold and silver lapel pin. The following 198 distinguished people are South Florida recipients of the Silver Circle from 1989, when the Silver Circle started, to now. The year that each person was honored is noted following their name. 2020 2016 2012 Nicholas W. Bourne Allan Farrell Dave Boylan Renee Dials Joseph Harzinski Luis Fernandez Rocha Paul Gamache Kelley Mitchell* Jorge Hildalgo Laurie Jennings Lisa Petrillo Mark Potter Jose J. Jimenez Omar Romay Helga Silva Julie Montanaro Willard Shepard Mel Taylor Danny Treanor Steve Wasserman 2019 Ana Cuervo 2015 2011 Bob Grip Mark A. Baker Kathleen Corso Joel Kaplan Jose Cancela Ardyth Diercks Paul Kennedy Teri Forbush Angela Gonzalez Ramos Ted Scouten Emilio Marrero Ambrosio Hernandez Steve Shapiro Jackie Nespral Carmen Jovet César Ricardo Núñez Kristi Krueger 2018 Francisco “Cisco” Suarez Ron Magill Howard Bernstein Peter McCoy Migdalia Figueroa 2014 Kerry Sanders Melissa Harmon Greg Fox John Morales Marilys Llanos 2010 Joan Murray Manuel Martinez Maria Cristina Barros Nancy Parker Teresa Rodriguez Spero Canton Nelly Rubio Bert Delgado, Jr. 2017 Gayle Sierens Peter A. Delis Jorge H. Carballo Craig Stevens José Diaz-Balart J David Choate Kerry Weston Peter G. D’Oench Larry Olevitch Frank Forte Tony Mojena 2013 John Mays Victor J. Montilla Torres Maria Celeste Arrarás Tony Pipitone Sandra Peebles Lissette Campos-Perez Craig Setzer Lori Davis Lois Thome Ari Odzer Emilio R. Rangel Carlos Rigau John Turchin Roberto Vizcon *Awarded Posthumously to Kelley Mitchell in 2016 2009 2003 1994 Carl Cassimir Paquito Cordero Edmund N. Ansin Carlos Corrales Jeff Huff Bill Bayer Mike Deeson Stu Jacobs Jerrell W. Birdwell Bert Delgado Paul Kaniewski Omar Marchant John Lang Bryan Norcross Jack Metzger Marcelo Sanchez Tony Oquendo Todd Tongen Raul Perez-Liste 1993 Edward Adams 2008 2002 Jack Anderson Manuel Alvarez Wayne Farris Jim Brosemer Carolyn Cefalo Connie Hicks Harvey Cohen Michele Gillen Gary Nelson Mario Kreutzberger Brian Lukas Ed O’Dell Fred Mooke Rafael Murciano Michael Putney Ileana Varela Rodney Ward 1992 Michael William Guillermo Benites 2001 Larry Berman 2007 Leticia Callava Doris Bernhardt Alina Mayo Azze Dave Game Esteban Lamela Dick Bergen Robert Leider Richard Lobo Abel Castillo Mark Londner Gordon A. Stevens Jimmy Cefalo Bob Mayer Jim Farrell Don Noe 1991 Jack Horkheimer Graham Simmons Irene Berman Diane Magnum Charlie Folds Patricia San Pedro 2000 Frank Gatto Don Browne Paul Nagel, Jr. 2006 Steven P. Flanagan Manolo Reyes Jose Miguel Agrelot Linda O’Bryon Alberto Rodríguez Jim Berry Bernadette Pardo Don Shula Glen Eklund Ike Seamans Jeanne Eklund Al Sunshine 1990 Jack Kahn John Hambrick Jacobo Morales 1999 Bernie Rosen Mindy Welch Bob Behar Bill Ryan Bob Soper Mike Zimmer Bob Weaver Chuck Zink 1998 2005 Jill Beach Billy Barnes 1989 Dwight Lauderdale Ann Bishop Paul Kangas Bill Brazill Jim McLaughlin 1997 Spears Mallis Claudio Muns Carmel Cafiero Ralph Renick Eliott Rodriguez Grant Gravitt, Sr. Hank Tester Molly Turner 1996 Judy Wallace 2004 Betsy and Bob Behrens Mary Ross Agosta Joaquin Blaya Clifton Brown Diana Gonzalez 1995 Mac MacDonald George Dooley Tommy Muniz Alan Perris William Press Tony Segreto Daniel Roujansky Oscar Welch Bernie Wimmers 2021 Silver Circle Recipients Ken Amaro Consumer/Investigative Reporter & Anchor, WTLV/WJXX, Jacksonville, FL Presentation by Anne Schindler Executive Producer, WTLV/WJXX, Jacksonville, FL Chucha Barber President, Chucha Barber Productions, Tallahassee, FL Presentation by Ryan Barber (son) Vice President, Chucha Barber Productions, Tallahassee, FL Pedro Cancio Retired WTVJ Photojournalist, Miramar, FL Presentation by Ari Odzer Reporter, WTVJ NBC6, Miramar, FL Matthew L. Conover Director/Post-Production Editor & Media Manager, WFOR CBS4, Miami, FL Presentation by John Mays Production Manager WFOR CBS4 and WBFS My TV 33, Miami, FL Enrique “Kike” Cruz VP of News, WAPA-TV Ch 4; President, Goldcovis Media, San Juan, PR Presentation by Joe Ramos Former President, WAPA-TV, San Juan, PR 2021 Silver Circle Recipients María Falcón Pollock, Dr.h.c. President, GeoAmbiente Del Caribe Inc., PR Presentation by Margarita T. Millán, Esq. Former VP & General Manager, Sistema TV Frances M. Hernandez Senior Manager, Programming & Production Administration, South Florida PBS, Miami, FL Presentation by Joyce Belloise Vice President, Content and Community Partnerships, South Florida PBS, Miami, FL Adrian Mauceri Editor-in-Chief, América CV Network, Miami, FL Presentation by Maria Salas Film Critic/TV Host, America TeVe & TNT Network Jorge Rivera Nieves Anchor, Telemundo Puerto Rico Presentation by Ms. Grenda Rivera Dávila, (Daughter) Journalist, Telemundo Puerto Rico – AND – Presentation by Ms. Mónica Rivera Bayón, (Daughter) Attorney Ken Amaro Advocate. Journalist. Champion of the underdog. He can be described with all of the words used to laud all of the greats in our field, but for the people he has served for 41 years, ‘friend’ would best define him. A friend listens to your concerns and tries to help you solve your problems. A friend tells you the truth when it turns out your problems are of your own making, and more than anything, a friend is always there when you need them, That’s Ken, always there. To this day, mail is delivered to the station with no street address — but just “I’m Telling Ken – TV12 – Jacksonville, FL.” He is everything we ask young journalists to become. He is a man you’d want to be associated with anything and everything you do. Ken Amaro is a First Coast legend. He started his career at WLTV/WJXX in Jacksonville a year before he graduated from college. But from his earliest days in 1979, he established himself as an advocate for the community. That role was formalized in 1989 when Ken was promoted to the On Your Side Consumer Reporter position, which he holds to this day. During his tenure, Ken has reported on thousands of scams, swindles, and rip-offs, but his goal is always the same: helping viewers find solutions to their most intractable problems, and holding to account the companies or agencies responsible. For years his slogan was, “Don’t get mad – Just say, ‘I’m Telling Ken’.” The phrase “I’m Telling Ken!” quickly became a community refrain, and was no empty threat. Ken’s reputation was getting results. In his 4-plus decades in TV news, Ken has won Florida Newsmaker, Associated Press, and Florida Medical Association awards, as well being honored with a National Gabriel Award. In 1998, he was named Consumer Advocate of the Year. Ken has also been nominated for and won multiple NATAS Suncoast Regional Emmy® Awards. His most recent, in the General Assignment Report Within 24 Hours category, demonstrates that in addition to his unparalleled consumer advocacy, he is a consummate storyteller, able to present difficult stories with humanity and grace.
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