A Tuesday FCC hearing in New York on hurdles to women and minorit...
A Tuesday FCC hearing in New York on hurdles to women and minorities getting financing to buy communications properties will serve as the July commission meeting, the agency said Friday. The hearing has been moved to the Schomburg Center…
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for Research in Black Culture from its previous Barnard College site. Speakers on the first witness panel, about equity financing, are Spanish Broadcasting System CEO Raul Alarcon, Dempster Group Managing Partner Percy Berger, Delman Coates of Enough is Enough, Columbia Capital Partner James Fleming, ZGS Communications CEO Ronald Gordon, Opportunity Capital Partner Anita Stephens Graham, Quetzal/JP Morgan Partners Managing Partner Reginald Hollinger, Syncom Funds Managing General Partner Terry Jones, Catalyst Investors Managing Partner Brian Rich, Media Access Project President Andrew Schwartzman, ShootingStar President Diane Sutter and Tower of Babel Chairman Frank Washington. Witnesses on the second panel, about loans, are CIT Communications Managing Director Charles Dreifus, InterMedia Partners Managing Partner Leo Hindery, Media Ratings Council CEO George Ivie, Oppenheimer & Co. Managing Director William Lisecky, Access.1 Communications President Chesley Maddox- Dorsey, Arbitron CEO Steve Morris, Patrick Communications Co- owner Susan Patrick, Roberts Cos. Chairman Michael Roberts, LIATI Capital Managing Director John Stevens Robling, Azteca America Executive Vice President Mayela Rosales, Inner City Broadcasting President Charles Warfield and National Association of Black-Owned Broadcasters Executive Director James Winston.