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BFOA Adds Gelman, Clarke to Board of Directors


Michael Gelman and Tim Clarke
Michael Gelman and Tim Clarke

The Broadcasters Foundation of America (BFOA) has elected two veteran media executives, Michael Gelman and Tim Clarke, to its board of directors.

Gelman serves as Executive Producer of Live with Kelly & Mark and is widely recognized as one of television's most influential producers. His career spans decades, from Live with Regis and Kathie Lee through the program's current incarnation. Clarke recently served as Senior Vice President and Head of Digital Audio Content for Audacy, where he helped shape digital audio strategy and innovation across broadcast and streaming platforms.

The BFOA said the appointments strengthen its board as the organization continues to expand outreach, fundraising initiatives and support services for radio and television professionals facing financial hardship due to illness or disaster.

"We are honored to welcome Michael and Tim to the Broadcasters Foundation Board of Directors," said BFOA Chairman Scott Herman. "Both are highly accomplished leaders whose careers reflect excellence, innovation, and a deep commitment to our industry. Their insights, relationships, and strategic vision will be invaluable as we continue to grow awareness of the Foundation's mission and ensure that broadcasters across the country know that help is available when they need it most."

The Broadcasters Foundation of America is the only charitable organization dedicated exclusively to providing financial assistance to broadcasters in acute need. Through monthly grants and emergency aid, the Foundation assists radio and television professionals facing severe financial challenges resulting from critical illness or natural disasters.

The organization serves as a safety net for broadcasters who have spent their careers serving local communities and audiences, offering financial support when unexpected hardships arise.

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