Troy Reeb(II)
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Troy Reeb is Executive Vice President Broadcast Networks at Corus Entertainment Inc., overseeing Corus' 34 specialty television services, 39 radio stations, and 15 conventional stations and online platforms, a portfolio which includes Global Television, networks such as HGTV, W Network and History, Global News, and Corus Radio.
Troy was previously SVP, News, Radio and Station Operations. During his tenure, he has managed the addition of local newscasts in every Global TV market, pioneered Global News' award-winning Multi-Market Content (MMC) broadcast model, and led a digital-first strategy that has built Globalnews.ca into the largest, private-sector online news provider in Canada.
Troy graduated in 1988 from the Broadcast Journalism program at Lethbridge College, where he was named Distinguished Alumni in 2003 and maintains an internship program to this day. He successfully completed the Broadcast Executive Leadership program at the Banff Centre in 2007 and the Cable Executive Management program at Harvard Business School in 2015.
Troy serves on numerous boards of directors, including with Canadian Broadcast Sales, Radioplayer Canada, and the CAB Radio CEO Council.
Troy was previously SVP, News, Radio and Station Operations. During his tenure, he has managed the addition of local newscasts in every Global TV market, pioneered Global News' award-winning Multi-Market Content (MMC) broadcast model, and led a digital-first strategy that has built Globalnews.ca into the largest, private-sector online news provider in Canada.
Troy graduated in 1988 from the Broadcast Journalism program at Lethbridge College, where he was named Distinguished Alumni in 2003 and maintains an internship program to this day. He successfully completed the Broadcast Executive Leadership program at the Banff Centre in 2007 and the Cable Executive Management program at Harvard Business School in 2015.
Troy serves on numerous boards of directors, including with Canadian Broadcast Sales, Radioplayer Canada, and the CAB Radio CEO Council.
