NAB's Diane Goff Retiring

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Payroll and accounts manager Diane Goff—the longest-serving employee at the National Association of Broadcasters in Washington and, as far as the association can determine, the longest-serving employee in the almost 100-year history of the organization—is retiring Feb. 29.

Goff has worked at NAB for 46 years, 10 months, and two weeks, starting in 1969 in an administrative capacity before soon being promoted to bookkeeper.

"Diane Goff is truly an inspiration," said NAB president and CEO Gordon Smith. "The NAB family salutes Diane for her dedication and years of service on behalf of America's local broadcasters. We wish her many years of happy retirement."

John Eggerton
John Eggerton

Contributing editor John Eggerton has been an editor and/or writer on media regulation, legislation and policy for over four decades, including covering the FCC, FTC, Congress, the major media trade associations, and the federal courts. In addition to Multichannel News and Broadcasting + Cable, his work has appeared in Radio World, TV Technology, TV Fax, This Week in Consumer Electronics, Variety and the Encyclopedia Britannica.