May 28, 2024 (Saint Paul, MN) – Twin Cities PBS (TPT) is pleased to announce that Doug Roderick has joined the organization as Chief Financial Officer (CFO).
Prior to joining TPT, Doug spent the last 18 years as VP-Finance and Corporate Controller for American Public Media Group (APMG), the parent company of Minnesota Public Radio, Southern California Public Radio, and Clearspring Holdings (formerly Rivertown Trading). Before his start at APMG in 2006, Doug held Director/Lead Finance Officer positions for American Express in Minneapolis and London, and started his career as an internal auditor for Bemis Company. He holds a BS in Accounting and an MBA, both from the University of Minnesota. Doug is also a CPA, and has been a frequent guest lecturer at the University of Wisconsin in undergraduate and graduate courses.
“We are delighted to welcome Doug to our executive team as the new Chief Financial Officer,” said TPT’s President and CEO, Sylvia Strobel. “His extensive experience and proven track record in financial leadership make him an invaluable asset as we continue to advance our mission of delivering quality public media. We are confident that Doug’s strategic vision and commitment to excellence will help us navigate the evolving media landscape,, and strengthen our financial foundation for future growth and innovation.”
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Twin Cities PBS (TPT)’s mission is to enrich lives and strengthen our community through the power of media. Established 64 years ago, TPT now operates as a public service media organization that harnesses a range of media tools to serve citizens in new ways — with multiple broadcast channels, online teaching resources, educational outreach and community engagement activities reaching more than 2 million people each month. Over its history, TPT has been recognized for its innovation and creativity with numerous awards, including Peabody awards and national and regional Emmy® Awards. Find more information at tpt.org.
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