Kelly Radandt, Director of Broadcast at Woodward Community Media, has been inducted into the 2026 Wisconsin Broadcasters Association Hall of Fame. Radandt’s career in broadcasting spans decades, marked by her strategic leadership, compassion, and commitment to community.

Leadership and Community Involvement

Radandt began her career in sales and joined Woodward Community Media in 1989. She quickly distinguished herself through hard work and an instinctive understanding of radio’s role in local life. Over time, she advanced into senior leadership positions, guiding teams through periods of rapid technological and industry change.

Radandt is known for her empathetic, people-first leadership style, fostering workplace cultures that value collaboration, professional development, and work-life balance. Her ability to navigate difficult decisions with fairness and transparency has earned her the respect of colleagues across departments and markets.

Her service to the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association has been extensive and impactful. Radandt served on the WBA Board of Directors, became Board Chair in 2014, and continues her involvement through the WBA Foundation. She championed professional education, industry advocacy, and initiatives addressing the future workforce of broadcasting, including engineering development.

Original reporting: WHBY (Appleton) — read the source article.