BOULDER, Co.—Public Media Venture Group (PMVG), a nonprofit business development consortium, has received a $400,000 grant from The Tow Foundation to accelerate its work building sustainable business and technology models that help local public stations modernize operations, reduce costs, and strengthen their impact nationwide. “The Tow Foundation’s generous support allows us to accelerate the development of practical, scalable, cost-effective solutions that help stations preserve local broadcast service and build long-term sustainability.” Another component of PMVG’s broader efforts is TechBundle, a coordinated suite of technology and operational services designed to help public media stations reduce costs, strengthen operations, and connect with new audiences across platforms. The Tow Foundation was established in 1988 by Leonard and Claire Tow as a way to give back to the communities that shaped them. PMVG member organizations own and operate over 100 public stations that collectively reach 250 million people.