If there's one thin I've learned through the years, leaders come and go in business.

And for the last 22 years, Marlyn Kiser was the president and CEO of the public television station in which I am now sitting.

Modes Marlyn would like nothing more than to retire without Kristi Kay doing a story on him.

On Business Life 360.

Well therefore, I'm doing just that.

I'll be it a brief story.

Actually, it's more of a thank you.

You see, it's not lost on any of us.

That Marlyn has been an integral part in many of the technological shifts in the television industry in this region.

He has seen much like taking the station into the digital era, being responsible in part for leading the efforts for the building.

The station currently broadcast from and overseeing regional programing for two decades.

He led efforts with the state of Ohio to integrate computer technology in are classrooms and provide teachers with professional development to improve student learning.

And he even led the development and deployment of online streaming for community education and engagement by area nonprofit and public organizations.

Well, Marlyn, we all thank you for your leadership in this often crazy business and we wish you nothing but blue skies in your retirement.