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PBS ANNUAL MEETING SPEAKERSJoyce SlocumJoyce is currently serving as interim CEO of NPR. Joycejoined NPR in July 2008 and serves as senior vice president,legal affairs, and general counsel. She is responsible fordirecting all legal and business activities and the staff ofthe office of the general counsel. In addition, she serves asNPR’s chief ethics officer and as secretary to the NPR Boardof Directors.Ralph SmithRalph is executive vice president of the Annie E. CaseyFoundation where he provides day-to-day leadership andmanagement of the Foundation. Previously, as seniorvice president and director of planning and development,he helped design the Foundation’s comprehensive effortto help communities improve outcomes for children bystrengthening families and neighborhoods. A legal scholarand attorney, he was a member of the law faculty at theUniversity of Pennsylvania and authored briefs in landmarkcases before the United States Supreme Court and theUnited States Court of Appeals. He is the founding directorfor the National Center on Fathers and Families and thePhiladelphia Children’s Network.Shirley K. SneveShirley is the executive director of Native AmericanPublic Telecommunications and chair of the NationalMinority Consortium, which includes the Center for AsianAmerican Media, Latino Public Broadcasting, NationalBlack Programming Consortia, and Pacific Islanders inCommunications.David S. ThompsonDavid is vice president of cultural programming at WETA/Washington, DC where he serves as executive producerof the station’s IN PERFORMANCE AT THE WHITE HOUSEseries and the annual KENNEDY CENTER MARK TWAINPRIZE, among many other productions. He is also projectdirector for the work of WETA production partner KenBurns, including the upcoming film PROHIBITION.Lois VossenLois is founding series producer of INDEPENDENT LENS. Inits first eight seasons, INDEPENDENT LENS received fourEmmy Awards including a Primetime Emmy, eight PeabodyAwards, two DuPont Awards, and has been nominatedfor four Academy Awards. Previously, Lois was associatemanaging director of the Sundance Institute.John F. WilsonAs senior vice president and chief TV programmingexecutive, John oversees all PBS television programmingservices. His responsibilities include programming andscheduling of the National Program Service which consistsof PBS’ primetime and children’s programming; fundraisingprogramming which provides programs for memberstations’ three or four annual “pledge” drives; and PBS Plus,a package of fully funded programs for stations’ use in theirweekend schedules. John joined PBS in 1994 from KAET inPhoenix, where he held a variety of positions in productionand programming, including program director.Sheryl WuDunnSheryl, the first Asian American reporter to win a PulitzerPrize, is a best-selling author, business executive, andlecturer. Sheryl is also co-author of “Half the Sky: TurningOppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide,” a NewYork Times best-selling book about the challenges facingwomen around the globe. It has been featured on THEOPRAH WINFREY SHOW, THE COLBERT REPORT, and manyother network television shows. She also helped launchthe Half the Sky multimedia effort to create a thoughtful,effective philanthropic strategy that includes an onlinesocial action campaign, a documentary series, and atelevision special.Tukufu ZuberiTukufu has been with HISTORY DETECTIVES since itsinception. A professor at the University of Pennsylvania,Tukufu holds a doctorate in sociology from the University ofChicago. He has authored or edited several books, articles,essays, and reviews and has received numerous awards forhis academic work. He is most recognized for his researchof African and American society.For a complete list of speakers, including pre-conference and concurrent session speakers, please visit:https://secure.connect.pbs.org/pbsdocuments/Solutions/Conferences/annual/2011/AllSpeakers.pdf.24
2011 PBS Annual MeetingSponsors & ExhibitorsWe extend a warm welcome to our 2011 PBS Annual Meeting conference sponsors and exhibiting businesspartners. The support of these participants contributes significantly to our budget, thus helping us keep theregistration fee flat for several years. Our exhibitors will be in Crystal Ballroom G — located next to the generalsession ballroom — on Tuesday and Wednesday to greet you and share ideas about the many services they canprovide to your station. Please see the exhibit hall diagram on the inside back cover.Exhibit Hall HoursTuesday, May 17 – 8:45 am to 5:45 pmWednesday, May 18 – 8:45 am to 5:45 pmACD DIRECT, INC.1133 No. Main, Suite 131, Layton, UT 84041801-430-7121 — www.acddirect.comWilliam Davis, Merrill Moore, Noah RosalesInbound, outbound, Web chat? ACD Direct delivers withexceptional agility, flexibility, and simplicity. By eliminatingwalls, we create limitless opportunities to help grow yourbusiness.ALLEGIANCE SOFTWARE, INC.3064 49th Street S, Fargo, ND 58104800-858-7654 — www.allegiancesoftware.comAliceyn Magelky, Ryan SunramDeveloped specifically for public television and backed by24/7/365 support, Allegiance Fundraising now gives you afree mobile campaign app and Constant Contact ® integration.ARIAP.O. Box 425, Cambridge, WI 53523608-423-1338 — www.ariacallsandcards.comEmily Klug, Peter WallaceAria provides courteous and respectful telephone fundraisingfor lapsed, renewals, sustainers, and even “thank-you” calls,along with hand-addressed mailings.ASSOCIATION OF FUNDRAISINGPROFESSIONALS (AFP)4300 Wilson Boulevard, Suite 300, Arlington, VA 22203703-519-8465 — www.afpnet.orgRobbe Healey, Elisabeth MillerThe Association of Fundraising Professionals, representingmore than 30,000 members worldwide, fosters developmentof fundraising professionals, and promotes high ethicalstandards in the fundraising profession.AUCTIONANYTHING.COM509 South Chickasaw Trail, #168, Orlando, FL 32825407-282-8568 — www.AuctionAnything.comJohn Hotaling, Chris MayrAuctionAnything.com provides stations incrementalfundraising revenue through the use of an online auctionplatform. Add a new event or convert your existing auctionevents online for more to the bottom line.BLACKBAUD, INC.2000 Daniel Island Drive, Charleston, SC 29492800-443-9441 — www.blackbaud.com/targetanalyticsToni Conover, Terry Krais, Lee RowlandBlackbaud is the leading global provider of software andservices designed specifically for nonprofit organizations,enabling them to improve operational efficiency, buildstrong relationships, and raise more money to support theirmissions.BROADVIEW SOFTWARE207 Adelaide Street East, #201,Toronto, Ontario M5A 1M8416-778-0623 — www.broadviewsoftware.comMichael Atkin, Jerry KatzSave costs and increase your revenues with BroadViewSoftware.CARS (CHARITABLE AUTO RESOURCES)4669 Murphy Canyon Road, Suite 100,San Diego, CA 92123888-634-7227 — www.donatingiseasy.orgBruce Bauer, Rick WatkinsCARS provides the best vehicle donation customer serviceand support for you and your donors with the highest return.The system’s first Web-based program offers transparency,accountability, and security.25
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