BOWLING GREEN, Ky. – The Kentucky Broadcasters Association (KBA) announced that WNKY News 40 General Manager Milam will serve as Chair of the KBA Board in 2025. This announcement was made on Thursday, marking a significant moment for the organization.
As the KBA represents and advocates for both public and commercial radio and television stations throughout the Commonwealth, Milam’s leadership comes at a time when the broadcasting industry faces numerous challenges and opportunities. Having been part of the WNKY News 40 team for nearly 17 years and serving as General Manager since 2017, Milam is poised to bring a wealth of experience to the role.
In his statement regarding the appointment, Milam expressed his eagerness to lead the KBA, stating, “It is truly an honor to lead such a dynamic group of professionals who play a vital role in shaping the media landscape of our state.” He emphasized the importance of promoting member interests and enhancing the industry’s impact, asserting his commitment to resilience amidst the evolving media landscape.
Milam takes over the position from the 2024 Chair, Jeff Anderson. As part of his responsibilities, Milam will collaborate with various broadcasters and advocate for their interests, ensuring that the KBA maintains its status as a strong and influential voice in the media sector.
Founded to represent the interests of broadcasters, the KBA provides valuable educational services through conventions, workshops, and other avenues. With Milam at the helm, the organization is expected to continue its mission of serving the public with integrity and excellence.
As the end of the year approaches, Milam shared his well wishes, stating, “From my broadcast family to yours, best wishes for a joyous holiday season filled with friends, family, and special moments.”
This leadership transition signals a continuing commitment to the future of broadcasting in Kentucky as both seasoned professionals and newcomers navigate an ever-changing industry landscape.
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