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Tegna Appoints New Leadership for Atlanta and Macon Stations

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 16
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What happened

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Tegna Inc. appointed Tim Thomas to lead WXIA, the NBC affiliate in Atlanta, along with its sister station WATL and WMAZ, the CBS affiliate in Macon. Thomas takes over the leadership role from Kristie Gonzales, who has been named a vice president of ad sales for Tegna’s Northeast and Southeast regions. Thomas previously served as president and general manager of Tegna Florida’s Tampa and Jacksonville operations.

From manilatimes.net

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The appointment places a new executive in charge of station operations and advertising results for the Atlanta and Macon markets. The leadership change at WMAZ in Macon could drive local advertising revenue and market performance.

From manilatimes.net

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  • AtlantaLocation of WXIA, the NBC affiliate in Atlanta
  • MaconLocation of WMAZ, the CBS affiliate in Macon

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