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| The Great Falls Community Broadcasting Company elected its current Board of Directors in June of 2010. A list of the current board members and brief biographies follows. Gary Smith, President Mr. Smith owns and operates Fort Apache Studios, a music production and artist management company established in 1986. He has worked with numerous recording artists (Pixies, Tanya Donelly, Juliana Hatfield, and Natalie Merchant among them) as producer, manager, label president or studio owner. Moving the company from Boston to Bellows Falls, VT, in 2002, Smith opened The Windham, a performance venue and studio. Since 2007 he operates from his farm in Walpole, NH, where he also takes care of a donkey and three sheep. Mr. Smith is a Woodrow Wilson Fellow. Bill Holtz, Vice President Mr. Holtz is a licensed architect and a member of the AIA, NHAIA and NCARB. His twenty-five years of professional practice so far include residential and commercial projects in over twenty states and Canada. For the past 18 years he has hung his hat at Benson Woodworking Company, a design-build firm in Walpole, NH, as design team leader and co-owner. Recent evening and weekend pro-bono dabbling has included rebuilding from the Alstead flood (Alstead Gazebo and Kmeic's Garage), a single family residence with Habitat for Humanity (Alstead, NH) and part time board member of Main Street Arts (Saxtons River, VT). For the past 2+ years at WOOL he has greatly enjoyed co-producing a weekly radio show, "The Generation Gap", with his teenage daughter.. P. Justin Sterner, Treasurer Mr. Sterner is the co-owner of Parker Sterner Associates, an independent sales and marketing firm. He's a graduate of the University of Montana with a degree in Finance and is a veteran of the Los Angeles film industry, having been a sales and marketing rep with Panavision for several years. Bob Ross, Secretary
Donald Malcom, Director Maya Costley, Director
Ms. Wright is president of Green Mountain Traffic Control Inc, a municipal safety service provider in Bellows Falls, VT. Growing up in Lynchburg, VA, she began singing in a gospel choir at the age of five and has used her voice as a tool to empower and enlighten ever since. As publisher and owner of an alternative newspaper, teacher of Native American herbology and past- life therapies and as a radio personality on KITZ in Seattle, WA in the 1990’s, Ms. Wright continued to utilize her voice to awaken the human instrument. Upon returning to the East Coast, Ms. Wright felt compelled to develop a new skill: Sales, through which she gained expertise in first responder equipment, cable television and the newspaper business. Her involvement in community access television in both Bremerton, WA and at FACTv in VT brings yet another level of media experience to WOOL fm. She is currently on sabbatical from her radio show, BRAINSTORMIN’ but will return to the airwaves in the fall of 2010. Dickie Colo, Director Mr. Colo (member #16) has been an active member of WOOL since its inception in 2004. He has been hosting his Thursday night show, The B-Side, since 2006 and has served as station Program Manager since 2008. He graduated from Union College with a B.S. in civil engineering and holds a professional engineering license in the State of Vermont. Mr. Colohas developed a career as an artisan stone mason and currently builds and designs for Sugar Rock Landscapes in Chester, Vermont. When the snow flies, this Vermont native hits the slopes as a 21 year veteran Ski Patroler at Stratton Mountain. . |
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