Change of leadership at VPR

Tuesday, 01/06/09 2:13pm

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Vermont Public Radio announced today that Robin Turnau, a 20-year veteran at Vermont Public Radio, will become the new President and CEO. She will replace Mark Vogelzang, who will resign on February 1 to assist in a new effort to raise support for public radio stations.

The leadership change at Vermont Public Radio was announced today at noon on Vermont Edition in an interview with the program's host, Jane Lindholm.

Click on the Listen icon to hear Jane Lindholm's interview with Robin & Mark about the change.

Click here to read the official press release.

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