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Twin Cities PBS Hires Two New Executives for the Minnesota Productions and Partnerships Team

January 3, 2017

Saint Paul, Minn. (Jan. 3, 2017) – Elizabeth C. Allen and Pamela McClanahan join Twin Cities PBS’s (TPT) Minnesota Productions and Partnerships (MNPP) department as the managing director and director of partnership development, respectively.

Elizabeth C. Allen comes to TPT with over a decade of experience working with government, education, and non-profit partners. Allen is passionate about connecting the values of the partner to TPT’s exceptional work to educate and improve our community initiatives. Most recently, Elizabeth worked with government entities to build best-in-class transparency initiatives to enrich the lives of their citizens. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism from the University of Minnesota and an Executive MBA from the University of St. Thomas.

Pamela McClanahan joined the TPT team in November and brings thirty years of experience in content and partnership development, most recently as director of content strategy at the Minnesota Historical Society (MNHS) and publisher of the MNHS Press. She is a graduate of Winona State University and has held board positions at the Association of American University Presses (AAUP) and the Fitzgerald Writing Academy. Pam is excited to continue her lifelong work sharing Minnesota’s stories, now through the power of public media.

“Pamela and Elizabeth both bring a wealth of experience and passion to the Minnesota Productions and Partnerships work,” says TPT President and CEO, Jim Pagliarini. “With their leadership in place, MNPP is committed to telling stories that matter to the people of Minnesota with more varied nonprofit partners across the state, from urban communities to rural.”

Over the last 13 years, MNPP has worked with more than 250 nonprofit partners and completed nearly 900 television programs. Their award-winning programming focuses on the important issues facing communities statewide, including education, arts and culture, health and wellness, equity issues, and veterans initiatives. In 2017 and beyond, MNPP will continue to produce rich content that meets the needs of Minnesota’s cultural communities.

 

About Twin Cities PBS (TPT)
The mission of TPT is to “enrich lives and strengthen our community through the power of media.”

As one of the nation’s leading public media organizations, Twin Cities PBS (TPT) uses television, interactive media and community engagement to advance education, culture and citizenship. Over its nearly 60-year history, TPT has been recognized for its innovation and creativity with numerous awards, including Peabody awards and national and regional Emmys.

Based in Saint Paul, MN, TPT is one of the most highly-viewed public TV stations in the nation, reaching over 1.7 million people each month through multiple broadcast and online channels. The organization’s particular areas of focus include: the educational readiness of children; serving the needs and unleashing the potential of America’s aging population; engaging a new generation in the power of public media; and being the preferred media partner for organizations that align with our mission to enrich lives and strengthen community.

For more information about TPT, visit our website at www.tpt.org or join us on Facebook and Twitter.

 

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