
Mare Mazur
President
Vegas PBS
Las Vegas, NV USA
“My advice is to find people who are your cheerleaders. Design your safety net of people you can rely upon.”
Vegas PBS
Las Vegas, NV USA
“My advice is to find people who are your cheerleaders. Design your safety net of people you can rely upon.”
President
Oversee finances & fundraising, broadcasting & engineering & delivers content to audiences across multiple platforms.
I think I stayed in public media role for as long as I've had because I don't have a typical day. I'm curious about new things. Generally, I focus on the financial health of the station, making sure our aesthetic design, content, and promos look like Vegas PBS, and that our technology is up-to-date and anticipates the future. Some days I do all of one and none of the others, and some days are just a blend of different things. Some people thrive with a routine at work, but I don't.
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"There was plenty of competition in network television, and public broadcasting. I was starting at a time when there weren't many female executives in leadership roles yet I was fortunate to work for very supportive bosses—male and female. "
I enjoy cooking, doing yoga, and learning about our new community in Vegas.
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