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NCTA, NAMIC send six to Harvard

By BroadCasting & Cable Staff -- Broadcasting & Cable, 5/28/2002 6:57:00 AM

The National Cable & Telecommunications Association, in association with the National Association of Minorities in Communications, has given out its 2002 scholarships to Harvard's Executive Management Program.

The six winners are Veronica Hutchinson, vice president of programming management, Black Entertainment Television; Ziba Kaboli, director, affiliate relations, Courtroom Television Network; Daphne Leroy, director, affiliate marketing, MTV: Music Television; Harold Lewis, director of corporate development, The Weather Channel; Juliet Randall, director, corporate marketing and product management, AT&T Broadband; and Leveto Squalls, regional director, ESPN.

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