PBS is a media company focusing on television programming, documentaries, and educational content. Founded in 1970, the company is committed to enriching people's lives through quality content and services that educate, inspire, and entertain. Its major products include popular television shows like Sesame Street, NOVA, and Masterpiece. With its headquarters in Arlington, Virginia, PBS has grown into a key player in the media landscape, boasting an annual revenue of $473.3 million and employing over 2,277 workers.
The organization is led by CEO Paula Kerger, who continues to guide PBS toward success and innovation in the industry. The staff at PBS come from diverse demographic backgrounds with 50.9% female employees and 40.4% ethnic minorities. However, there is a noticeable lack of political diversity among the employees, with 81% being members of the Democratic Party. Despite this leaning, PBS maintains a positive work environment with great employee retention as staff members typically stay with the company for around 3.5 years.
