Please join us in welcoming Tina Adelstein to our Board of Directors! Tina serves as the vice president of people at Brighton Jones, a national wealth management firm headquartered in Seattle. Prior to that, she spent 12 years working in higher education across Washington state. “Tina’s skills with teams and equity will be a fantastic asset to our board,” said Cascade Public Media President and CEO Rob Dunlop. “We’re grateful to bring her leadership into the Cascade PBS family.” https://lnkd.in/gXEXmCF
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1moSo excited to have your expertise on the board! Welcome, Tina.