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May 16, 2022 46 min

Episode 10: Abby Auerbach

from Main Street Moxie Hosted by Thorunn Kristjansdottir and Mary B. O'Neill

Send us Fan Mail Abby is the Executive Vice President and Chief Communications Officer at TVB (Television Bureau of Advertising), the national not-for-profit trade association representing the U.S. television stations. Abby’s moxie results from chutzpah and intention, and she’s cultivated it over her lifetime. She believes that people can develop moxie and that mentorship is a crucial way to do it. She is grateful to have had mentors who saw what she didn’t see in herself. Rising through the ranks of an industry with few women, Abby is determined to provide mentoring roles for younger women. Through her mentorship, she tries to draw out the latent moxie that she believes is in everyone. For more information about Abby, check out our show notes at Main Street Moxie. This episode is sponsored by North East Ford and Catskill View Weddings. Support the show

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Send us Fan Mail Abby is the Executive Vice President and Chief Communications Officer at TVB (Television Bureau of Advertising), the national not-for-profit trade association representing the U.S. television stations. Abby’s moxie results from chutzpah and intention, and she’s cultivated it over her lifetime. She believes that people can develop moxie and that mentorship is a crucial way to do it. She is grateful to have had mentors who saw what she didn’t see in herself. Rising through th...

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