A veteran news executive with a track record of launching innovative broadcast technology and driving digital growth across multiple markets is heading to New York’s Southern Tier to take the reins at a CBS affiliate with a storied history in the region.
Gray Media announced that Alexander Quince will join the company as General Manager of WBNG-TV (CBS) in Binghamton, New York, effective October 13. Quince will oversee all aspects of the station’s operations, succeeding Bob Krummenacker, who retired on September 5 after 44 years of distinguished service at WBNG-TV.
Alexander is an award-winning news executive with more than a decade of experience leading high-performing teams in local and regional journalism. He most recently served as Senior Director at Spectrum News, where he managed daily news operations and personnel across Spectrum’s networks in Albany, Buffalo, Hudson Valley, Rochester, and Syracuse.
During his tenure, he led audience growth on both digital and broadcast platforms and launched New York’s first Augmented Reality News Studio.
“I’m honored to join WBNG-TV and build on its strong legacy,” said Quince. “I look forward to working with this talented team to deliver impactful news and information while also driving innovative strategies that strengthen our broadcast and digital presence, elevate advertiser performance, and maximize brand partnerships. Together, we will connect communities and our partners throughout the Southern Tier region.”
Alexander’s career includes leadership roles at WABC-TV in New York City, KTUL-TV in Tulsa, WBMA-TV in Birmingham, and WXIA-TV in Atlanta, where he consistently drove results in ratings, newsroom innovation, and digital strategy. His work has been recognized with multiple Emmy Awards and Edward R. Murrow Awards.
He is also a fellow of the Carole Kneeland Project for Responsible Journalism, a participant at the Poynter Institute, and serves as a director on the Florida State University Alumni Association National Board of Directors.
