Board of Trustees

A Community Resource Governed by Community Members Northeast Indiana Public Radio, Inc. is a not for profit community organization whose mission is to "engage our community with content that enriches the human experience."  Trustees are charged with financial oversight, strategic planning, and ensuring that the mission of the organization is honored in all our work. Trustees are community members with a passion for public radio and a desire to support Northeast Indiana Public Radio through an investment of time and talent.  All areas of expertise, experience, and geographic residence are needed.  Those with an interest in board membership should contact General Manager Joan Brown at 918-1099 or jbrown@nipr.fm and the information will be forwarded to Governance Committee Chair, Adam Cox. Board members meet at 6:00 pm the third Monday of each month except December and July.  June is scheduled as needed.  Please call the office, 452-1189, to confirm meeting times and location.Time is allotted for public comment if members of the community wish to attend and address the board.  For further information concerning the board of trustees, contact 260-452-1189. Board of Trustees Elizabeth Frederick, Chair  Lincoln Financial, retired Catherine Wilcox, Vice Chair  Parkview Health Drew Dunlavy, Treasurer  Lake City Bank Adam Cox, Secretary  Baker & Daniels Clifford Clarke C2IT Advisors, LLC Justin Forbes  GE Energy Services Michelle Gladieux, Gladieux Consulting MaryAnn Halsey  Community Advisory Board Chair Catherine Hill, Vera Bradley Foundation Jeri Kornegay   Manchester College Greg Marcus  Fort Wayne Philharmonic William McKinney  Indiana Univeristy-Purdue University Fort Wayne Judy Mockenhaupt  St. Vincent DePaul Church Don Mockler  Lincoln Financial Group Susanne Moorman Rowe  Indiana Michigan Power Suzon Motz  Community Volunteer Gregg Pollander MD  Parkview Health Krista Stockman  Fort Wayne Community Schools Don Walther  ITT Corporation

NIPR At Your Service

Tune in New Generation Radio on WBOI  Recognizing that public radio is fast attracting young adult listeners, WBOI has established New Generation Radio, an internship program that offers young adults a chance to be heard on their favorite station. With support from the English Bonter Mitchell Foundation, WBOI's news department has been busy training and overseeing these reporters. Our last intern, Matt Jackson, has produced original work, including a great piece on the local music scene.  You can hear Matt's segment by going to our "JukeBox" tab and searching for Matt. If you have an interest in broadcasting and are a high school or college student, please contact us to learn about internship possibilities.  Contact Kevin Kreigh, Program Director, to learn more.