Todd Panula’s story is a model for anyone who is struggling in the sportscasting job market. An STAA client, Panula has been hired as the Sports Director at 1240 KFMO and B104 FM in Park Hills MO. “It took me almost 10 years to finally make it,” Panula grins. A 2004 graduate of the University of Kansas, Panula’s job market success has come only after considerable trial and error. “I made a lot of mistakes along the way.”
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A decade of persistence pays off for Panula
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