The Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, Inc.
Arlington, VA United States

Company Description

The Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association is a leading public broadcaster serving the Washington, DC, area with a television station and a radio station operating under the call letters WETA. It is also a leading producer of content for the Public Broadcasting Service, including PBS NewsHour (created in partnership with MacNeil/Lehrer Productions) and Washington Week. WETA has also co-produced several documentaries by Ken Burns, including The Civil War and Baseball. The not-for-profit organization was formed in 1953 and received a TV broadcast license in 1961.

2775 S. Quincy St.	Phone: 703-998-2600	http://www.weta.com
Arlington, VA 22206	Fax: 703-998-3401	Map This Company
United States

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Executives

18 executives listed for The Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, Inc.'s Arlington, VA location.
President and CEO	Sharon Percy Rockefeller	E-mail

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Financials

Company Type	Private - Not-for-ProfitHeadquarters
Fiscal Year-End	June
Employees	236

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The Greater Washington Educational Telecommunications Association, Inc.Arlington, VA United States