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Michael P. Warsaw, President & Chief Executive Officer, joined EWTN in 1991 and has held senior management positions in the areas of television production, satellite operations and technical services. Mr. Warsaw was named President of EWTN in 2000 and assumed the post of chief executive officer in 2009. In that capacity he oversees the Network's strategic direction and mission around the world. With EWTN's acquisition of the National Catholic Register in 2011, he assumed the role of publisher of that newspaper. Prior to joining EWTN, Mr. Warsaw was a member of the staff of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC where he served as Director of Communications. Warsaw completed undergraduate studies in religion and religious education at The Catholic University of America, where he also did graduate work in the field of liturgical studies. |
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Doug Keck, Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President, and host of “EWTN Bookmark,” is responsible for all TV, Radio and Internet Programming and Production. He previously served in senior level positions with Rainbow Programming, Cablevision and regional sports networks, and worked in New York-area radio. During his over 30 years in media, he has been involved in the development and launch of more than 25 international, national and regional television networks. | |
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Colin Donovan, Vice President of Theology, is one of the hosts of the EWTN’s daily radio show, “Open Line,” an on-air question and answer forum. He has a Licentiate in Sacred Theology, with a specialization in moral theology, from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas in Rome. Prior to coming to EWTN in 1995, he taught Theology at Aquinas College in Nashville. He also holds a BTh from the Seminary of Christ the King in Mission, BC, Canada and a BA in Biological Science from Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill. |  |
Chris Wegemer, Vice President of Marketing, joined EWTN in 1990, after nearly a decade of executive experience managing cable television companies now owned by industry leaders Time Warner and Comcast. He supervises the multinational team of EWTN representatives responsible for expanding EWTN’s television and radio distribution worldwide, coordinating the volunteer activities of EWTN Media Missionaries and managing relationships with dioceses, lay organizations, industry leaders and over 5,000 affiliated TV and radio stations carrying EWTN in 144 countries and territories. He graduated from Borromeo College Seminary in Ohio with a B. A. in Philosophy and completed his Master’s Degree in Media Administration at Syracuse University’s
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Terry L. Borders, Vice President of Engineering, joined EWTN in 1993. After serving our country in the U.S. Army from 1969 to 1971, he had a 21-year career with a national engineering firm based in Birmingham, Ala. and Hackensack, N.J. He was instrumental in engineering and designprojects at Alcoa Metals, the Altair Project, the Hercules power plant and the Mayo Clinic, to name a few. At EWTN, he oversees the operations of the Engineering Department, which not only supports all other EWTN departments, but also provides global support to all EWTN's affiliates, including satellite transmission, cable headends, Direct-to-Home, and low-power Television and Radio Stations. |
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Lisa Gould, Vice President of Viewer Services, has been a member of the EWTN Family for 14 years – even using her beautiful singing voice as a guest vocalist on EWTN’s “Backstage” musical program. A graduate of Walsh University in North Canton, Ohio, she formerly taught Theology at Holy Name High School in Cleveland, Ohio. She is also the receipt of an Eagle of the Cross award from the National Federation of Catholic Youth Ministry for witnessing her faith by exhibiting Catholic morals and integrity within her parish, school, and community. |