KAB Mission KAB's mission is to provide professional lobbying and governmental representation, efficient communication and effective recruiting, education and training for Kansas broadcasters, and to promote free over-the-air broadcasting for the purpose of enhancing the success of Kansas broadcasters and helping them better serve the people of Kansas.
The 2009 KAB Convention was held in Topeka October 18-20. We were pleased to honor three broadcasters who were inducted into the KAB Hall of Fame. Pictured above are Greg Gamer, Wichita; Jack Hartle, Great Bend; Gary Shorman, Hays (who is also our Distinguished Service Award recipient).
Click HERE for a link to all photos from the convention. You can download them for free but will have to register.
The 2010 Convention is October 17-19 in Wichita
2010 Board of Directors
2010 Elections and Political Windows
2010 Federal and Statewide Races in Kansas
2009 KAB Station Awards
GOING GREEN - A broadcasters guide to acting locally
The publication is a collaboration between the NAB and EPA and details how stations can promote the environment and live a healthier ifestyle. Click HERE to download the guide.
2009 Kansas College Career Fairs. Click here to get the latest list for the spring and fall career fairs that includes dates, times and locations.
KAB's new for-profit affiliate, Kansas Marketing Services, Inc. (KMS), is now open for business. KMS specializes in assisting government agencies, non-profits, and non-traditional advertisers in developing customized, results-producing advertising campaigns - any demographic, anywhere.
One call. One order. One check.
The KAB has partnered with P1Selling, a leading sales training company, to provide members a discounted rate for their services.
Click here for a free trial
Click here for a two minute video introduction
Attn: Radio Stations
Click here to download NCSAs
Click here to download PSAs
The U.S. Bill of Rights is available here as a reminder to all of some of the many advantages to being a U.S. Citizen.
"Congress shall make no law … abridging the freedom of speech..." , part of the First Amendment in the Bill of Rights, is commemorated each year during Freedom of Speech Week.