WorldPingChris Wayland will succeed Valari Staab as president of NBCUniversal Local, overseeing NBC and Telemundo local stations and other outlets.
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Chris Wayland To Succeed Valari Staab As President Of NBCUniversal Local
Chris Wayland to Succeed Valari Staab as President of NBCUniversal Local
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WorldPingChris Wayland will succeed veteran Valari Staab as president of NBCUniversal’s local-media operations, elevating the head of the company’s Boston portfolio to oversee a broader array of assets, Staab is slated to retire at the end of the year after m…
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