Your Arizona PBS Leadership Team
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Scott Woelfel
General Manager
Arizona PBS’ General Manager Scott Woelfel is a media and journalism veteran with four decades of broadcast and digital production experience. Previously, Woelfel served as WABE’s chief content officer, spearheading the development and strategies around the station’s content efforts including broadcast operations, multiple daily local radio shows, a podcast studio, and original video production. He worked for several digital strategy and design agencies and also spent 15 years at CNN, where he conceived and co-founded the network’s interactive online business, which became CNN.com and is now known as CNN Digital.

Robyn Nebrich-Duda
Executive Director of Development
Robyn Nebrich-Duda, a seasoned fundraiser and nonprofit leader, comes to Arizona PBS after eight years at Barrow Neurological Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Barrow Neurological Institute at St. Joseph’s Hospital and Medical Center. She served as the foundation’s Director of Philanthropy and Planned Giving. Nebrich-Duda leads the station’s Membership and Development teams, working with General Manager Scott Woelfel and colleagues at the ASU Foundation to establish and execute fundraising strategies for Arizona’s largest public television station.

Kimberly Flack
Senior Director – Education and Community Impact
Kimberly Flack, Arizona PBS’ Senior Director for Education and Community Impact, previously served as associate general manager for educational outreach from 2010 to 2019. Prior to that, she was associate director for educational outreach, after joining the station in 2001 as an instructional specialist coordinator on the professional development team remotely located in Flagstaff, Arizona.

Jeremy Cauthen
Senior Director of Brand Engagement and Marketing
Jeremy Cauthen serves as the Senior Director of Brand Engagement and Marketing at Arizona PBS. Responsible for maintaining and advancing the station’s brand, he oversees public relations and community engagement efforts, determining promotional priorities across the station’s many promotional platforms, including its quarterly magazine, e-newsletters and on-air.

Carol Yancho
Senior Director of Content
Carol Yancho has a long history as a content creator both in public and commercial media. Yancho comes to Arizona PBS after eight years at WKAR, a public media station operated by Michigan State University. She joined the team at WKAR in 2016 as a producer and for five years served as senior producer and director, leading content producers and other production staff. Prior to her time in public media, Yancho spent time producing content for national networks, including HGTV, Lifetime Movie Network, A&E, GAC, Discovery/OWN, Animal Planet, TLC, Comcast and CNN across the country and internationally. A six-time Michigan Regional Emmy® Award winner, Yancho earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in communications arts and sciences from Michigan State University.

Heather Kivatinos
Director of Sales
Heather Kivatinos leads the media sales strategy of our four TV channels as well as print and digital assets. She brings 10-plus years of advertising leadership to Arizona PBS and previously led local and national sales teams for USA Today. Heather is an Arizona native and enjoys giving back to her community; she is a proud graduate of Valley Leadership.

Matthew Poag
Director, Fiscal and Business Operations
Matthew Poag serves as the Director of Fiscal and Business Operations and is responsible for managing contracts, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, budgets, Human Resources, and maintaining business operations for the station. Previously, Poag served as Director of Budget and Finance for the Pendergast Elementary School District and as Business Manager for the School of Accountancy within Eller College at the University of Arizona.

Karl Voss
Chief Engineer
Karl Voss has worked as a Broadcast Engineer for over 40 years and as the Chief Engineer at Arizona PBS for the past 12 years. In addition to overseeing the broadcast technology behind Arizona PBS, Karl sits on several technical committees to help shape future FCC Rules as well as works with other broadcasters to allow for the seamless implementation of FCC required changes that could affect multiple broadcasters in the state.


Katie Jones
Assistant Director of Digital Content
Katie Jones oversees content strategy and development for Arizona PBS digital platforms, including our website and social media channels. She first joined the station in 2014 to manage the monthly program guide, and added website content to her duties in 2017.