Larry Unger, President and CEO of Maryland Public Television, will retire on June 30, 2025.
Unger has been with MPT for 27 years.
During his time at the network, he oversaw the transition from analog to digital broadcasting, the introduction of four new MPT channels, and the network’s response last decade to TV channel repacking and spectrum auction developments.
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