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NBC Sports Olympics Executive Charlie Jablonski Dies at 69
Charlie Jablonski, a big shot in the world of TV sports, has passed away.
He was a key person at NBC Sports for 16 years, helping to bring the Olympics to TV screens.
He was very good at his job, winning 12 Emmy Awards for his work.
He also worked with the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) for many years.
People remember him as smart, funny, and a great mentor.
His work helped improve how sports are shown on TV.
He was 69 years old.
Charlie Jablonski, an NBC Sports executive, has died at 69.
He was a 12-time Emmy winner for his work on Olympics coverage.
Jablonski was VP of Engineering and Technology at NBC Sports.
He was also an executive at the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS).
Jablonski died at his home in Lake George, NY.
- Who
- Charlie Jablonski, a former NBC Sports executive.
- What
- Died at the age of 69.
- Where
- Lake George, NY.
- When
- October 25.
- Why
- Cause of death was not disclosed.
Key facts
- Name
- Charlie Jablonski
- Age at Death
- 69
- Occupation
- NBC Sports Executive & NATAS Executive
- Years at NBC Sports
- 16
- Emmy Awards
- 12
- Death Date
- October 25
Quotes
Adam Sharp
NATAS President & CEO
“Anyone who worked alongside Charlie for as little as a single meeting was instantly familiar with his superior technical intellect, quick wit and skeptical humor.”
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“A legend in sports television, broadcast engineering and the leadership of our Academy, he dedicated countless hours to the integrity of the Emmy competitions, the advancement of our industry and the mentorship of those he championed.”
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