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Rigas, Wilderotter named Vanguards

By BroadCasting & Cable Staff -- Broadcasting & Cable, 4/9/2000 8:00:00 PM

Adelphia Chairman John Rigas and Wink Communications CEO Maggie Wilderotter will receive the cable industry's highest honor at the National Cable Television Association's annual show in New Orleans next month.

Rigas and Wilderotter will be given Vanguard awards for distinguished leadership. Other Vanguard award winners: William Goodwyn, executive VP of Discovery Networks, for young leadership; Betty Cohen, president of Cartoon Networks Worldwide, for programmers; Paul Maxwell, chairman of Bigpipe.com, for associates and affiliates; Tony Werner, CTO and executive VP of AT & T Broadband, for science and technology; Leo Brennan, VP/GM of Cox Communications and James Cottingham, executive VP of Time Warner Cable, for cable operations management; Bert Carp, partner at the Washington law firm of Williams & Jensen and outside attorney for Time Warner, for government and community relations; and Doug Holloway, executive VP of USA Networks, for marketing.

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