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Caroline Beasley Inducted Into FAB Hall of Fame


Caroline Beasley
Caroline Beasley

Beasley Media Group CEO Caroline Beasley has been inducted into the 2026 Florida Broadcasters Hall of Fame, one of the industry's highest honors, during the Florida Association of Broadcasters' Annual Conference at The Breakers Resort in Palm Beach, FL.

The Hall of Fame recognizes broadcasters whose careers have made lasting contributions to the industry and the communities they serve. Beasley was honored for her leadership of Beasley Media Group and her commitment to local broadcasting, community engagement, and innovation amid a rapidly changing media landscape.

The induction carries special significance for the Beasley family. Caroline Beasley follows her father, the late George G. Beasley, founder of Beasley Media Group, who was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2024. Together, their recognition reflects nearly 65 years of the family's contributions to broadcasting and public service.

"I am deeply honored and humbled to receive this recognition from the Florida Association of Broadcasters," Beasley said. "I literally grew up in the radio broadcasting business. To be inducted into the Hall of Fame and follow my father, whose passion for this industry inspired so many, makes this recognition especially meaningful."

She added that she shares the honor with her family, colleagues, mentors, and Beasley Media Group employees whose dedication has helped drive the company's success.

Beasley was inducted alongside television broadcaster Jeannie Blaylock, anchor at First Coast News stations WTLV and WJXX, who was also recognized for her more than four decades of service to Florida viewers.

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