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Through this eight-month program, DGA members who aspire to be episodic television Directors (protégés) are matched with experienced episodic television Directors (mentors). "The interactive setting exposes protégés to the latest skillsets in preparation for a career in directing episodic television," DGA says.

The iHeartMedia radio stations serving Cleveland have a new Sr. VP of Sales and a VP of Digital.  They each report to Market President Keith Hotchkiss.

The managing director overseeing newsroom teams across the Lone Star State for Charter Communications' Spectrum News 1 from Austin is heading to Waco, where he will soon take the reins as Station Manager for The E.W. Scripps Co.'s twin ABC affiliates in the DMA.

From March 2021 through April 2023, he was SVP of Client Success and an executive team member at Marketron. Prior to that, he was VP of Client Success at LOCALiQ. Introducing the new West Region Digital Sales Director for Salem Media Group's digital marketing firm.

The Media Financial Management Association (MFM)'s 2024 Annual Conference wrapped up three days of panel discussions geared to broadcast media financial executives on Wednesday, and as the event closed the association revealed its fresh Board of Directors slate for 2024-2025.

Two heritage radio brands superserving African American consumers across the Delaware Valley have a new Sales Manager. It's a woman who previously served as the FM stations' Assistant Director of Sales.

The former Known VP/Client Experience will report to Jack Perry, CEO of Zeam Media. She will oversee all facets of marketing for Zeam Media and streaming platform Zeam, including growth, brand, content and innovation.

Known as “Coach” to those who have worked with him, he has 47 years of experience in both Christian and secular broadcast TV and radio and has been active in the non-secular space for 40 years. Now, he's been tasked with leading marketing and development for a Tucson-based broadcast ministry.

The nation's top broadcast TV station owner by number of properties has appointed a new Local Sales Manager for its operation in the nation's tenth-largest market. 

It owns a Gospel-formatted AM with an FM translator; an Adult R&B AM with its own FM translator; and an independent Class A low-power TV station presently home to a host of digital multicast networks.  These three properties now have a new day-to-day leader.

The individual who for the past 5 1/2 years served as VP/GM of The E.W. Scripps Co.'s WGBA-26 and WACY-32 in the Green Bay-Appleton-Oshkosh, Wisc., DMA has been appointed Director of Sales for Cox Media Group's television properties serving the Pacific Northwest's biggest market.

A company that's carved itself a niche for its local connected TV advertising prowess is welcoming a new President, and he'll be charged with spearheading the company's "go-to-market" strategy and execution division in his new role.

An actress known for her role as a teenager in the sitcom Sister, Sister and in more recent years for her six years as a talk host on The Real has been chosen to serve as the host of the 49th annual Gracie Awards, scheduled for May 21 at the Beverly Wilshire.

She served as the first General Manager of a television station with call letters honoring Katharine Meyer Graham and also led the sales teams for broadcast TV stations in Hartford and in Houston. Now, many across the television industry are paying tribute to Kathleen Keefe.

It is a public charity that supports philanthropic causes important to The E.W. Scripps Company and the communities it serves, with a special emphasis on journalism education, excellence in journalism and childhood literacy. In January, its President/CEO announced her retirement. Now, her successor has been named.