Background
Granger, David Mason was born on November 4, 1952 in New York City.
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David Mason Granger
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David Mason Granger, American Broadcasting and communications executive. Recipient Outstanding Community Svc. award Memphis Medical Society, 1983, Tennessee Medical Association, 1984, National Conference Christians and Jews, 1986, Leadership Memphis, 1989; named Best television Newscaster, Memphis magazine, 1988.
Education
Bachelor with distinction, University of Virginia, 1974; Master of Science, Columbia University, 1975.
Career
Reporter, Station WMC-television, Memphis, 1976-1977;
anchor, Station WMC-television, Memphis, 1977-1990;
news director, Station WMC-television, Memphis, 1982-1990;
assistant general manager, Station WMC-television, Memphis, 1990-1991;
vice president, Good News Video, Inc., Memphis, 1991-1992;
president, Granger, Inc., since 1992;
principal, The Granger Group, 1993-1994;
executive vice president, general manager, Station WMC-AM/FM/television, Memphis, since 1994. Adjunct Professor Rhodes College, 1976-1982. Chairman United Press International Broadcast Advisory Board, 1980-1982.
Chairman journalism advisory county Memphis State University, 1985-1988. Member Associated Press Broadcast Board, 1989-1991.
Achievements
Membership
President American Cancer Society, 1985-1986, Memphis in May International Festival, Inc., 1989-1990. Chairman Memphis Development Foundation, 1987. Board directors National Civil Rights Museum, Memphis College Art, Memphis Arts Festival, Middle-South Minority Business Council, Church Health Center, United Way, Leadership Memphis, others, since 1978.
Member American Society of Order of St. John, St. George's Society, Order Arts andLetters (France), Century Association.
Connections
M. Kim Patricia Hindrew, August 24, 1991.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Recipient Outstanding Community Svc. award Memphis Medical Society, 1983, Tennessee Medical Association, 1984, National Conference Christians and Jews, 1986, Leadership Memphis, 1989. Named Best television Newscaster, Memphis magazine, 1988.Recipient Outstanding Community Svc. award Memphis Medical Society, 1983, Tennessee Medical Association, 1984, National Conference Christians and Jews, 1986, Leadership Memphis, 1989. Named Best television Newscaster, Memphis magazine, 1988.