ARLINGTON, VA; Dec. 14, 2023— Today, PBS announced the promotion of new leadership for the organization’s Technology & Operations (T&O), Digital & Marketing, and General Audience Programming departments.
Technology & Operations
Maura McKinney Tull is taking on the role of Vice President, Technology Business Operations. In this new role, Maura will oversee the operational teams responsible for T&O’s procurement process, metrics management, budget preparation, management activity and the Program Management Office. She will also ensure T&O is efficiently conducting its business and effectively engaging PBS and member station stakeholders.
Digital & Marketing
Kristoffer Crosby has been promoted to serve as Vice President, Product Development. In this expanded role, Kris will oversee the Digital Product Development teams, including product management, technology, design/UX, and innovation. He will work closely with internal PBS departments, stations, and key funding partners to ensure digital products, services, and engineering meet stakeholder needs.
Dana Golub has taken on the role of VP of Strategic Infrastructure Initiatives, Interconnection. She is managing the Interconnection system, PBS WARN system, and associated public safety initiatives.
General Audience Programming
Chris Golding has been promoted to Vice President, Production Management and Business Operations. In his new role, Chris will have expanded oversight of the production management team and business operations efforts for General Audience Programming. Chris is also responsible for ensuring PBS’s content investments are effectively leveraged in an increasingly competitive media environment. He will continue to serve as an essential partner for PBS KIDS, Business Affairs and Legal.
About PBS
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