Good morning, Broadsheet readers! Katy Perry sold her music catalogue for $225 million to Litmus Music, a new survey found that one in ten women were violated sexually at work in the past three years, and PBS's CEO learned the importance of stakeholder management.
- All in this together. As the CEO of PBS, Paula Kerger oversees a federated organization of 330 individual stations. Those stations are owned, operated, and governed in communities across the U.S. Managing that complex structure is an "interesting challenge," she admits.
But the experience has taught her a lot about stakeholder management—a skill that is becoming ever more relevant for business leaders in all industries who manage the expectations of employees, customers, and shareholders. Kerger discusses leading PBS in the latest episode of Fortune's podcast Leadership Next with Fortune CEO Alan Murray and editor-at-large Michal Lev-Ram.
