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Annual Meeting - May 2, 2013 Thursday, May 2, 13 Call to Order Thursday, May 2, 13 Review of FY13 Cant Take My Eyes (and Ears) Off You Thursday, May 2, 13 Thursday, May 2, 13 Welcome and Introductions Thursday, May 2, 13


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Annual Meeting - May 2, 2013

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Call to Order

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Review of FY’13

“Can’t Take My Eyes (and Ears) Off You”

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Welcome and Introductions

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Welcome and Introductions

Guests:

Jaime Gutierrez, University of Arizona VP , External Relations

Emeritus CAB Members:

Betsy Bolding Judith Brown Dan Cavanagh Andy Greeley Ellen Poulsen

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Management Report

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Now - July 1 (6+) July 1, 2013 (7)

  • Sept. 1, 2013 (6)
  • Jan. 1, 2014 (3)

RTV Reporters (3)

  • Assoc. Development

Director Executive Producer Underwriting Account Exec. Production Technician Production Manager News Director Production Technician Development Coordinator Webmaster Chief Technology Officer Arts Producer/ Reporter Online Reporter Editor/Videographer TV Program Director Freelance Reporter(s) On-Air Promo Producer Online Developer Nature Producer/ Reporter Health Producer/ Reporter Science Producer/ Reporter

Management Report

FY13-14 Personnel Plan

22+ Positions Planned

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Update on Activities

Management Report

Programming

  • Talk of the Nation: NPR ends production on June 27th (page 1).
  • TV February Sweeps: PBS 6 +6% Prime Time Audience; ranked #8 nationally.

Masterpiece “Downton Abbey” 12+ share; 35,320 viewers on average

  • Radio Winter Arbitron: NPR 89.1 -13% unduplicated audience (cume)

Classical 90.5 -25.25% unduplicated audience (cume)

  • Online: April page views were 153,101; down 11.6% from 2012

Number of stories posted was 182; down 5.7% from 4/2012

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Update on Activities

Management Report

Fundraising

  • Radio Campaign (concluded April 22): $270,943; 2.2% over goal.
  • TV Campaign (June 1-9): Goal $145,000
  • Underwriting YTD: +10.3% over FY12 and +8.2% favorable to budget.
  • EOFY Countdown Campaign
  • Direct Mail
  • On-air spots

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Update on Activities

Management Report

Original Production

AZ Illustrated

  • Shake out period through summer. Fall targeted relaunch.
  • Fall: AZ Illustrated “Weekend”
  • First sweep indicated audience growth +43.25% (best showing in 4-years)

Wild West (w.t.) “Raptors” In-development: TRAUMA (60 minute documentary 1Q 2014) AZ Datebook: holding pattern Word for Word (produced at TFOB) Books I Love

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Update on Activities

Management Report

Coming up... Strategic Plan Update

Audience/Content Development Financial Resources People & Culture Strategic Partnerships Technology

Questions?

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Consent Agenda

(pages 2-8 of agenda)

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Committee Reports

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Committee Reports

Community Engagement Committee Jennifer Casteix, Chair

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Committee Reports

Community Engagement Committee

Committee met 4/3/13 FY’13 remaining events: Fair for Educators - 6/24 3-8pm Tucson High Magnet School Events suggested for major AZPM presence in FY’14: Tucson Festival of Books Tucson Rodeo Parade Events scheduled for FY’14: Science Sundays 7/14-8/11 Tucson Children’s Museum Literacy Day at the Tucson Children’s Museum 9/28 Speakers’ Bureau discussions

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Committee Reports

Development Committee Pamela Doherty, Co-Chair Edith Auslander, Co-Chair

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Committee Reports

Development Committee Development Events

  • April: Sponsor of Pima Council on Aging Generations Gala; Oro Valley

in-home event hosted by CAB member Tsianina Lomawaima; Community screening of Kind Hearted Woman w/resource fair of community groups.

  • May: Member screening of PBS series Constitution USA w/Peter Segal
  • June: In-home scheduled for week of 6/10; Behind the Scenes Tour

scheduled for week of 6/17.

  • October: Behind the Scenes Tour scheduled for Old Main

Society members - major donors w/planned gifts.

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Committee Reports

Development Report

Major Gift Activities

  • March/April/May: Enrique & Jack entertained major donors at UA Museum
  • f Art, TSO, Tucson Festival of Books, Broadway in Tucson, PCOA Gala.
  • March: Week-long grantsmanship training for Enrique
  • April: AZ State Museum 120th Anniversary Celebration
  • May: Enrique, Pat, Jack attending PBS Showcase in Miami; End of Fiscal

Year (EOFY) mail campaign launches.

  • June: Countdown to EOFY; Preparing development plan for

FY’14 in coordination with AZPM management and UAF.

  • July: Evaluation of in-home events. Identify best practices.

Preparing for Sept. CAB meeting: Revenue Generation

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Committee Reports

Development Report Major Gift/Goal Update

March 31 Goal FY’13 Budget FY’13 Actual %diff FY’12 Actual (3Q) Major Giving $600,000 $414,000 $455,840 +10.1 $370,557 Planned Gifts $140,417 $105,313 $154,487 +46.7% $167,683 Capital Gifts $200,000 $200,000 $128,385

  • 32%

$167,683 Program Gifts $210,000 $210,000 $128,385

  • 38.9%

$29,000 3Q Total 1,010,000 $929,313 $874,712

  • 5.8%

$746,524

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Committee Reports

Financial Information Committee David Iaconis, Chair

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Financial Information Committee

Overall Bottom line (change in net assets) is ahead of budget by $432K Revenues

  • Overall slightly below budget by 3.4% and PY by 1.8%
  • CPB under budget $117K (-11%) primarily due to timing. Overall cut in CPB

funding will be 5% which is less of a reduction than budgeted

  • Membership slightly better than budget at +4.9%.
  • Major and planned gifts ahead of budget and PY
  • Misc. Gift & Income -16% under due to an over-aggressive budget
  • UA funding and capital grants under budget due to timing

Committee Reports

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Financial Information Committee

Expenses

  • Overall favorable to budget by 7.8% and PY by 9.8%
  • Management continues to manage bottom line through expense control.
  • Personnel under budget and PY due to holding off on hiring.
  • General operations significantly under budget and PY.
  • Capital significantly under budget and PY due to no expenditures in 3rd quarter.

Committee Reports

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Financial Information Committee

Balance Sheet

  • Cannot generate a monthly balance sheet yet due to conversion to new system.
  • Committee will be working with Jack and Kimberly to present balance sheet on a

quarterly basis beginning in September, featuring 4th quarter (FY13) results.

  • Key items from 6/30/12 balance sheet:
  • Cash position = $9.5 million - strong
  • Working capital position = $9.6 million - strong liquidity
  • Total equity = $12 million - strong
  • Unrestricted equity = $9.2 million - strong

Committee Reports

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Committee Reports

Governance Committee Jim Murphy, Chair

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Committee Reports

Governance Committee Two resignations:

  • Jan Lesher
  • Michelle Nolan Senner

Exit Interviews Scheduled Two appointments to be made over summer for September start. We will employ CAB matrix to ensure diversity. Suggestions for prospective members to: Jim Murphy, Chris Helms, Jack Gibson

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Old Business

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Public Radio Capital Frequency swap concept to expand NPR signal. Goldman Engineering evaluating technical options. Street-level mapping of homes potentially to be affected. WARN Grant UPS and Generator for MLB HVAC for Master Control Center Meet with GHLN Consultants on Friday.

Old Business

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New Business

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RECAP: AZPM Strategic Planning

  • 2009: Public Media challenged nationally and locally…

by changes in public policy and economy, by changes in media and journalism industries.

  • 2010: comprehensive planning process involving CAB

and AZPM stafg, addressed a “worst case” scenario for the future.

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WEB/SOCIAL ¡MEDIA

NPR

CLASSICAL

PBS

  • 1. IDEA
  • 2. INTRODUCTION
  • 3. GROWTH
  • 4. MATURITY
  • 5. DECLINE

Strategic issue: should we do what we have always done, only better? (incremental improvement)

AZPM ¡PRODUCTS ¡IN ¡2009:

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OR CAN WE/DO WE TRANSFORM AZPM INTO SOMETHING DIFFERENT AND BETTER?????

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Current reality -We emphasize distribution of pbs/npr programming over writing & production of new content.

  • We do not connect with some large segments of our community.

+We are strong financially, a valued partner of the university, and well-regarded by our listeners and viewers.

Explicit NEW DESIRED FUTURE FOR AZPM…

WHAT WE WOULD LIKE TO LOOK LIKE IN 2015

The status quo is not sustainable. We are ready for change. We hold a new vision which we believe we can attain. We don’t have all of the skills we will need. We have outgrown our building. At times we can be rigid We need more money.

Some things hold us back… We possess some building blocks for change

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WEB/SOCIAL ¡MEDIA

NPR

CLASSICAL

PBS

  • 1. IDEA
  • 2. INTRODUCTION
  • 3. GROWTH
  • 4. MATURITY
  • 5. DECLINE

“NEW” AZPM:

ØNEW STRATEGIC INTENT ØMORE CONTENT CREATION ØINTEGRATED WEB/RADIO/TV DISTRIBUTION

WE DECIDED TO JUMP TO A NEW CURVE, to CHANGE…

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NEW ¡Strategic ¡Intent ¡: “AZPM ¡ ¡will ¡become ¡a ¡trusted ¡source ¡of ¡informaJon ¡ that ¡promotes ¡thoughMul ¡conversaJon ¡ ¡and ¡community ¡

  • collaboraJon. ¡

¡We ¡will ¡create, ¡acquire, ¡and ¡distribute ¡disJncJve ¡and ¡ relevant ¡content ¡for, ¡with, ¡and ¡about ¡Southern ¡Arizona, ¡ the ¡University ¡of ¡Arizona, ¡and ¡the ¡Southwest.”

THE ¡PLAN… ¡THE ¡5 ¡BUILDING ¡BLOCKS ¡FOR ¡CHANGE:

AZPM ¡WILL ¡ACCOMPLISH ¡THIS ¡CHANGE ¡THROUGH ¡STRATEGIC: 1. CONTENT ¡AND ¡AUDIENCE ¡DEVELOPMENT 2. FINANCIAL ¡SUSTAINABILITY 3. PEOPLE ¡AND ¡CULTURE 4. PARTNERSHIPS ¡WITH ¡OTHERS 5. USE ¡OF ¡TECHNOLOGY ¡AND ¡FACILITIES

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IN 2013 AZPM IS VERY DIFFERENT FROM THE ORGANIZATION WE WERE IN 2009. WE ARE “DUE” FOR A NEW STRATEGIC PLAN BY FY 2015: WE PROBABLY WILL FOCUS OUR PLANS ON BECOMING BETTER, NOT ON TRANSFORMING OURSELVES CAB MEETINGS DURING 2013-2014 WILL PREPARE US TO DEAL WITH THE MAJOR STRATEGIC CHALLENGES FACING AZPM. EACH MEETING WILL FOCUS ON ONE OF THE 5 FUNDAMENTAL STRATEGIC BUILDING BLOCKS. And we have an assignment for the summer break…

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STRATEGIC)PLAN) PROGRESS)REPORT)

May)2,)2013)

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Original Content Production

0" 1,000" 2,000" 3,000" 4,000" 5,000" 6,000" 7,000" 2010" 2011" 2012" 2013"

February" May" July" November" Ave." Linear"(Ave.)"

Bill"Buckmaster" Departs" 2012"PresidenIal" ElecIon"

Arizona(Illustrated(2010K12" AZ(Illustrated((Feb."2013)"

Households"

AZ Illustrated

*2013 includes only one measurement period

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Original Content Production

0.00# 20.00# 40.00# 60.00# 80.00# 100.00# 120.00# 140.00# 160.00# 180.00# 2010# 2011# 2012# TV+6# TV+UA# Classical# NPR#

Original#Produc>on#Hours# 2010+12#

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Audience Development

0" 100" 200" 300" 400" 500" 600" 700" 800" 900" 2010" 2011" 2012" 2013*" PrimeTime:"PBS6" PrimeTime:"Nat'l" Total:"PBS6" Total:"Nat'l"

4"Sweep'Average' GRPs'(Viewership)'

PBS6

*2013 includes only one measurement period

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Audience Development

Radio

0" 10,000" 20,000" 30,000" 40,000" 50,000" 60,000" 70,000" 80,000" 90,000" 100,000" 2010" 2011" 2012" 2013*" NPR"89.1FM" Classical"90.5FM"

4"Measurement,Ave., Unduplicated, Audience,(Cume), ,

*2013 includes only one measurement period

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Financial

$0# $1,000,000# $2,000,000# $3,000,000# $4,000,000# $5,000,000# $6,000,000# FY10# FY11# FY12# FY13*# Produc4on# Membership# Major#&#PG# Underwri4ng# Ttl#Revenue#

*FY13 projection

Earned Revenue

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People & Culture

0" 20" 40" 60" 80" 100" 120" 140" 2010" 2011" 2012" 2013*" Benefits"Eligible" Ancillary" Students" Volunteers" Pledge"Volunteers"

*projected"

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Partnerships

0" 10000" 20000" 30000" 40000" 50000" 60000" 70000" 80000" 90000" 100000" 2010" 2011" 2012" 2013" Print" Sponsorships/ Partnerships"

$"value"

2013 YTD

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Technology

0" 20" 40" 60" 80" 100" 120" 140"

Broadcast"" Offline" Produc7on" Domain" Email"

Terabytes))of))Storage)

2009" 2013"

+100%""""""""""""""""""+225%""""""""""""""+52.9%""""""""""""""""+433.3%""""""""""""""+3900%"

2013 YTD

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Strategic Plan Progress Report

Questions?

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New Business

Response in an Emergency: Community Expectations of AZPM During a Crisis

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New Business

Jack’s Assessment of three events: January 8th Shootings (community event) = C+ “Shooter” on Campus (campus/community event) = F Boston Marathon Tragedy (national event) = B+

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New Business

Lessons Learned (changes we have recently made):

Suspend on-air fundraising (until appropriate) Review program schedules for inappropriate content Set up chain-of-command re: news/programming/fundraising Focus resources: Radio/Online: cover breaking news T TV: In-depth analysis in the following days; lower third “crawls” Broadcast “significant” UA Alerts on-air (radio) Tie UA Alert to AZPM Alert (redundancy) Investigate RTOS: Harvill, Tumamoc, remote mobile production facilities and production/broadcast tech support. Assign staff to complete Disaster Response Plan Embed staff member in CERT to facilitate communications Conduct regular drills to test staff and equipment

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New Business

Response in an Emergency: Community Expectations of AZPM During a Crisis - A Discussion

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New Business

KUAS-FM 88.9 Sierra Vista CP received: 3-year timetable Exploring tower site at Mule Mountain Co-location with KVOA Channel 4 possible Target: 18-24 months (1Q/2Q 2015) Challenges: budget, technical, weather

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New Business

2013-14 CAB Committee Assignments Review Assignments Motion to accept assignments as presented.

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Annual Meeting - May 2, 2013

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New Business

Special Recognition

Jaime Gutierrez, UA Vice President, External Relations

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New Business

Special Recognition

Fran Sherlock, Director, Broadcast Operations and Production Services Retiring: June 30, 2013

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New Business

Emeritus Membership Consideration:

Nomination of Jan Lesher for CAB Emeritus Membership by Betsy Bolding

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New Business

Emeritus Membership Consideration:

  • Served on CAB for a minimum of 2 terms
  • Regularly attended CAB meetings
  • Served w/distinction & enthusiasm as a member of the CAB, including

participation in committee work and/or activities assigned by the Board

  • Participated in pledge drives & other fundraising activities
  • Provided financial support to AZPM during his/her service through

personal gifts and/or assistance in cultivating other major funding sources.

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Other Business

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Other Business

  • CAB Meeting Calendar 2013-2014

Review of Meeting Dates Motion to approve calendar of meetings.

  • CAB Self-Assessment (via email)
  • Meeting Evaluations (via email)
  • Other Business (from floor)

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Adjourn

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“Arizona Public Media (AZPM) is a trusted source of information that promotes thoughtful conversation and community collaboration. AZPM will create, acquire and distribute distinctive and relevant content for, with and about Southern Arizona, the University of Arizona and the Southwest.”

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