Caroline Beasley to Be Inducted into Florida Broadcasters Hall of Fame

Caroline Beasley, Chief Executive Officer of Beasley Media Group, and Jeannie Blaylock, Anchor at First Coast News (WTLV/WJXX), will be honored as the 2026 inductees into the Florida Broadcasters Hall of Fame-recognizing their outstanding careers and lasting contributions to the broadcasting industry.

The Florida Association of Broadcasters (FAB) will celebrate both honorees during the 2026 Florida Broadcasters Hall of Fame Gala and Awards Ceremony on Thursday, June 18, 2026, at The Breakers Palm Beach.

Beasley, one of the most respected leaders in media today, has played a transformative role in shaping the future of radio and digital broadcasting. Under her leadership, Beasley Media Group has evolved into a dynamic, multiplatform media company, reaching millions of consumers each week across audio, digital, and other multimedia platforms.

Throughout her career, Beasley has been recognized not only for her business acumen, but also for her dedication to mentorship, industry advocacy, and advancing opportunities for others. She has served in numerous leadership roles, including as former Chair of the National Association of Broadcasters Radio Board and as a trusted voice across key industry organizations.

Blaylock, a beloved and highly respected television journalist, has built an extraordinary career in Florida broadcasting, known for her deep connection to viewers and her commitment to impactful storytelling and community service.

The Florida Broadcasters Hall of Fame honors individuals whose careers have made a lasting impact on the state's radio and television landscape. Inductees are selected based on at least 25 years of distinguished service, as well as their contributions to leadership, integrity, innovation, achievement, and service to the industry.

"Caroline Beasley and Jeannie Blaylock represent the very best of Florida broadcasting," said Pat Roberts, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Florida Association of Broadcasters. "Their careers reflect exceptional leadership, professionalism, and a deep commitment to serving their communities. We are proud to recognize their extraordinary contributions and to celebrate the lasting impact they have had on broadcasting in our state."

Hall of Fame inductees were selected from nominations submitted by current and former employees of FAB member stations, with final honorees chosen by the Florida Broadcasters Hall of Fame Selection Committee.