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Fri.,
Oct. 3, 10:30 - 11:45 a.m.
Making
Public Television
Work for You
Video didn’t really kill the radio star, but it certainly took music
to a whole new level. Public television may be just the thing to take
your communications to the next level. Look what Austin City Limits
did to put our town on the map. This presentation will focus on the kinds
of mutually beneficial partnerships that businesses and non-profit organizations
can develop with their local public television stations.
Presenter
For the past five years, Mary Beth Rogers has been the
president and chief executive officer of KLRU-TV, the PBS affiliate in
Austin, which serves 1.5 million viewers in 18 Central Texas counties.
She now serves as vice chair and chief strategy officer for the KLRU board
of directors, responsible for guiding the board and staff through a transformation
and future planning process that is designed to create a new model for
anchoring public television stations to their local communities. During
her tenure as CEO, she developed the station’s first strategic plan,
initiated regular televised town-hall meetings on public issues, created
the KLRU Distinguished Speaker Series, increased annual operating revenue
by 25 percent and kicked off the station’s first major capital campaign
to bring KLRU into the digital age.
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