All’s Well That Ends Well
The HRTS/JHRTS Mentorship Program
JHRTS LA Recap: A Conversation with Sandra Stern
New HRTS Corporate Member: Endemol
Connections. The Cable Programming Summit – Luncheon Recap
HRTS Member Profile: Andie Green & Sharon Tal Yguado
HRTS Member Profile: Cheryl J. Kagan
JHRTS LA Recap: Unscripted TV Panel
Buckle Up. The Hitmakers 2012 – Luncheon Recap
HRTS Member Profile: Sean Perry
From the Executive Director»
What’s Happening at HRTS… (0)
Wow. HRTS has just been crazy busy over the past few months so I’ll use this column to let you in on some of the reasons why. On the events front, many of you attended one or more of our recent luncheons featuring The Hitmakers, our annual Broadcast Network Chiefs panel and a special one-on-one [...]
HRTS News»
All’s Well That Ends Well (0)
April 26, 2012. A day that will live in infamy. Hundreds of TV movers and shakers bravely entered the Beverly Hilton for the annual HRTS Unscripted Hitmakers luncheon, not realizing what lay ahead…
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JHRTS LA Recap: A Conversation with Sandra Stern (0)
Sandra Stern, COO of Lionsgate Televison, joined JHRTS for a roundtable discussion on Thursday, April 19th. She shared extensively about her experiences working on the business affairs side of television, she discussed her career path leading up to her current position, and she spoke about the novel and changing business models Lionsgate utilizes in its [...]
Membership Spotlight»
New HRTS Corporate Member: Endemol (0)
HRTS Corporate Members have chosen to support HRTS at a company level. Corporate members are entitled to: Premiere level seat placement for all Newsmaker Lucheon Series Events, individual HRTS memberships for key executives, acknowledgement and visibility in HRTS and more… to find out how you can benefit as a Corporate Member email info@hrts.org. Please join us in [...]
Special Features»
Jean Bartel (1923 – 2011) An HRTS icon (0)
If you’ve attended any HRTS event since the 60s you would have been given a dazzling smile at the door by the impeccably dressed and coiffed Jean Bartel, Miss America 1943. America’s pop culture history books will remember Jean Bartel for her beauty, grace, talent, service, and especially for that bright gleaming Colgate toothpaste smile [...]
Volt Staffing Corner»
Recognition: The Key to Retention in a Recession (0)
The old adage is still true today: Employees are a company’s most valuable asset. While the economy has every media and entertainment company focusing on balance sheets and bottom lines, it’s equally important to pay attention to the mood and morale of your workforce.
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