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LLOYD WRIGHT
Lloyd Wright has worked in public service media for more than thirty years. Since 1989, Mr. Wright has served as President and Chief Executive Officer of WFYI Public Broadcasting which includes WFYI-TV 20 (PBS) and 90.1 FM (NPR), Indiana Reading and Information Services (IRIS), WFYI Productions and the WFYI Foundation. Prior to 1989, Mr. Wright was WFYI's Director of Program Production. From 1982 to 1988, he was Broadcast Operations Manager of WTTW/Chicago. Prior to that, he was a producer/director/writer for the Indiana University News Bureau (WTIU/Bloomington). From 1976 to 1982, he served as Director of Instructional Broadcasting for the Indiana Department of Education.
Over the years, Mr. Wright has served on a number of professional and community boards including the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) and Public Television Major Market Group. He was past Chair of the Central Education Network (CEN) and Indiana's Public Broadcasting Stations, in addition to serving as director of the Indiana Higher Education Telecommunications System (IHETS), Greater Indianapolis Progress Committee, and the Warren Arts and Education Foundation. He's a past president of the Indianapolis Consortium of Arts Administrators. He's a former director for the Indianapolis Children's Museum, American Red Cross, the Salvation Army, Family Services Association of Central Indiana, and other community organizations.
Wright has received numerous honors and awards through the years. He is a graduate of the Stanley K. Lacy Executive Leadership series, and was selected for Indianapolis Business Journal's inaugural "40 Under Forty" report and their "Who's Who in Media." Wright also has the proud distinction of being named Sagamore of the Wabash, which was bestowed upon him by the late Governor Frank O'Bannon. He received an Emmy award for Technical Achievement for spearheading the use of digital datacasting technology in partnership with the Indianapolis Children's Museum.
Under his leadership, WFYI has been nominated for numerous awards, including more than 50 Emmy nominations and five CASPER community service awards. He received the Thaddeus M. Stevens Award for a health report "Indiana in the Age of Aids" in 1989, and the PBS "On-Air Promotion" and "Break Dancing Competition" Awards in 1985 and 1986. He is a member of Rotary International, the Indiana University Alumni Association, the Robert K. Greenleaf Center for Servant Leadership, and the Stanley K. Lacy Alumni Association. He's also been inducted into the Beech Grove High School Alumni Hall of Fame.
Lloyd received a BA in Telecommunications from Indiana University. He's completed numerous training opportunities including the Corporation for Public Broadcasting's Executive Management Institute at the University of California, Long Beach.
Lloyd is the father of three children Zach, Emily, and Lindsey.
JOHN S. DOMASCHKO
Director since February 2006. John Domaschko is a graduate of the University of Cincinnati with degrees in Economics and Accounting. In the November 1974 Uniform CPA Exam, he earned the highest score in the states of Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana, and also earned the Elijah Watts Sells award for earning one of the highest scores in the United States. After becoming a CPA in 1975, he was Senior Managing Partner of his own CPA firm for over fifteen years, during which time his firm grew to one of the largest locally owned CPA firms in the Cincinnati area. In 1991, Mr. Domaschko sold his accounting firm and started a consulting firm, MC Squared, Inc. In his capacity as President of MC Squared, he provided business consulting services for companies ranging from start up endeavors to publicly owned corporations until his retirement in 2006. His business experience includes management consulting for growing companies, contract negotiation, acquisition of financing and government sponsored tax incentives, business plan development, capital acquisition and entrepreneurial problem-solving. Effective January 1, 2009, he began serving as interim President of Vision 2015, a community organization charged with overseeing the achievement of the region's long term vision. Mr. Domaschko's involvement in his community has been extensive. As long ago as 1988 he was recognized by the University of Cincinnati as one of its twentieth century alumni who had made significant contributions to the city in which they live or work. In 2006, he was co-recipient (with his wife) of the Northern Kentucky University Lincoln Award which honors individuals who have had a tremendous positive influence on their community and who exemplify the qualities of outstanding citizenship, notable achievement and distinguished service in their professions. Also in 2006 he received the Distinguished Philanthropist Award from the Association of Healthcare Philanthropy, Midwest Region. He is currently Vice-Chairman of the St.
Eizabeth Medical Cente and is a former Chairman of the Kenton County Airport Board (which operates the Cincinnati/ Northern Kentucky International Airport), the St. Elizabeth Medical Center Foundation, the Kentucky Authority for Educational Television and the KET Foundation. He is Interim President of Northern Kentucky's Vision 2015. He currently serves on various other boards of directors, including Rumpke Consolidated Companies, the University of Cincinnati Foundation, and the Thomas More College Foundation. Mr. Domaschko is currently Chair of the PBS Audit Committee and serves on the Executive and Station Services committees. He also serves on the PBS Investment Subcommittee and PBS Enterprises, Inc. Board. He has also served on the PBS Content Policy Committee and on the Strategic Planning Advisory Group.
GLEN DUDEK
Glen Dudek is currently Vice President, Product Development, Data Delivery at Macrovision. Macrovision provides technology to enable the brilliantly simple home entertainment experience. In this role, Mr. Dudek develops and provides data delivery services for Interactive Program Guides (IPGs) which are built into millions of televisions and other consumer electronics products in the US and Canada. Prior to Macrovision, Mr. Dudek worked in the computer industry developing products and software including UNIX operating system enhancements, parallel supercomputers, object-oriented database systems, network-based videoconferencing systems, and parallel data processing systems. Mr. Dudek graduated from Harvard University in 1983.
MICHAEL D. JONES
Appointed chief operating officer at PBS in January 2009, following the retirement of Wayne Godwin. Prior to joining PBS, Mr. Jones was most recently senior executive vice president and chief administrative officer (CAO) of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA, formerly NASD the National Association of Securities Dealers), the largest non-governmental regulator for all securities firms doing business in the United States. He was also a member of the organization's management committee and served as president of the NASD Foundation. Mr. Jones, an attorney and a former deputy public affairs counsel for the Securities and Exchange Commission, was responsible for all NASD day-to-day internal operations and business affairs, reporting directly to the chairman and chief executive. In his role as CAO, Mr. Jones provided strategic and operational oversight of the NASD real estate, internal audit, purchasing, conferences, corporate travel, telecommunications, and affinity groups worldwide. In addition, his management responsibilities included direct oversight of human resources, corporate communications, and government affairs, and he established the Office of Individual Investor Services, Strategic Planning and Economic Research. He was also a member of the NASD's strategic team examining corporate governance issues. During his tenure at the NASD, Mr. Jones' responsibilities have spanned business operations, policy matters and support services. He assisted in the implementation of limit order rules, helped restore individual investor confidence in the NASD, and reorganized NASD departments while simultaneously creating and implementing cost-saving measures. He also had a leadership role in restructuring the internal operations of NASD subsidiaries, the Nasdaq Stock Market and the American Stock Exchange (Amex), following his involvement in complex aspects of the negotiations for the
demutualzation of Nasdaq and the acquisition of the Amex. He also led the NASD, Nasdaq, and American Stock Exchange negotiations with the City and State of New York. Prior to joining NASD in 1996, Mr. Jones was deputy director/counsel of the Securities and Exchange Commission's Office of Public Affairs, Policy Evaluation and Research. In that position, he provided counsel on legislative and regulatory matters and served as a spokesperson for the SEC. Earlier in his career, Mr. Jones served two U.S. Senators -- Senators Bill Bradley of New Jersey and Edward Brooke of Massachusetts -- and also served as the spokesperson and political advisor for Presidential candidate John Anderson, Congressman from Illinois. For the Anderson presidential campaign, Mr. Jones developed a national field organization that increased candidate name recognition, built positive relationships with the traveling press corps, and achieved recognition as surrogate for the candidate, appearing on radio and television and at editorial boards. Representative Anderson's campaign was recognized as one of the most successful ever mounted by a third-party candidate. During his career, Mr. Jones also served as a public affairs counselor with one of the nation's largest public relations firm, Burson-Marsteller, and as national director of public relations for the March of Dimes national headquarters. He was also previously a partner in the Washington, D.C. law firm of Hayes & White, where he specialized in communications, corporate, and general litigation law. Mr. Jones received his bachelor's degree from Boston College where he was selected as a Scholar of the College. He then entered Boston College School of Law, where he earned his juris doctor. He is a member of the Bars of the State of Maryland and the District of Columbia. Active in community affairs, Mr. Jones has been a member of the Board of Trustees of Boston College and is a member of the Board of Advisors of the Boston College Law School. He was also a board member of JumpStart and President of the Alliance for Investor Education.
JOHN MCCOSKEY
As PBS's Chief Technology Officer, John McCoskey is responsible for providing leadership, management and technical guidance for broadcast technology and IT systems for PBS while overseeing a team of 130 employees and focusing on the Next Generation Interconnection System (NGIS); broadcast distribution systems development; implementation of a new rights management system; as well as corporate business continuity and disaster recovery.
Prior to PBS, Mr. McCoskey served as Vice President, Product Development for Comcast Media Center. Other professional experience includes serving as the Chief Technology Officer of Brief Original Broadcasts (BOB); Senior Vice President, Technology and CTO at Discovery Communications; as well as positions at GTE Spacenet and Communications SatelliteCorporation.
Mr. McCoskey holds two M.S. degrees from Johns Hopkins, one in Management and one in Computer Science. He also earned a Bachelor of Science from Bucknell University in Electrical Engineering. He is an inventor with 40 issued/published utility patents related to technology and media.
TOM KARLO
Tom Karlo has been KPBS' General Manager since February 2009, but his career at KPBS began in 1973. Tom is only the fifth general manager in the 50 year history of KPBS - having worked his way up after starting as a student while attending San Diego State University. Prior to becoming the General Manager, he served as associate general manager for more than a decade.
Tom's vision for the future of KPBS is to position the multi-platform public media organization as the premier source of local news analysis in San Diego and Imperial Counties. KPBS' local content on TV, radio and online is created to complement and enhance the strong national programming from National Public Radio and the Public Broadcasting Service.
Tom is very community driven in his role as General Manager. He spends much of his time representing KPBS in the community and deepening relationships with new and current donors and corporate partners.
When not at KPBS, over the past 34 years Tom has spent his fall weekends as a cameraman for NFL films. He has filmed 13 Super Bowls and received a National Emmy for Sports Cinematography.
Tom is a native of the San Francisco Bay Area but has lived in San Diego for nearly 40 years. He and his wife Julie have been married for 37 years. They have 3 grown children and 4 grandchildren.
Outside of KPBS, Tom serves the following organizations:
- Vice Chair of the California Public Television Board of Directors
- Vice President and Treasurer for SDSU Alumni Association
- Chair-elect Sharp Grossmont Hospital Board of Directors
- PBS National Datacast Inc. Board of Directors
- Pacific Mountain Network Board of Directors
- Vice Chair for Public Radio's Development Exchange Inc.
- Board of Directors for Pacific Southwest Chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society
- Board of Directors Public TV Major Market Group
- Member San Diego Downtown Rotary
MARSHALL C. TURNER
With the acquisition of DuPont Photomasks by Toppan Printing, Marshall C. Turner became chief executive officer of Toppan Photomasks, Inc. a wholly owned subsidiary of Toppan Printing. He joined DuPont Photomasks as chairman and chief executive officer in June 2003. He served on DuPont Photomasks' board of directors from 1996 to 2005, and was the company's chairman and chief executive officer on an interim basis from June 1999 to May 2000.
Turner also has more than 30 years of experience in investing in and lending to start-up and high-technology enterprises. From 1981 through 1998, he was a general partner of Taylor & Turner Associates, Ltd. Turner is on the board of directors of the AllianceBernstein Technology Fund Inc., and is the chairman of the board of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History. Turner also serves as a director of the George Lucas Educational Foundation.
Turner holds a master's degree in business administration from Harvard Business School, as well as a master's degree in product design and a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Stanford University.
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