Connecticut Public president and CEO Mark Contreras, who has led the organization over the past seven years through the COVID-19 pandemic and Congress’ rescission of public media funding, announced Tuesday he will be retiring later this year.
Contreras, 64, has led the nonprofit since 2019 and has worked in media for more than four decades.
The company’s board of trustees has announced it has formed a search committee, and Contreras will stay with CT Public through the transition.
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