Industry veteran Bob Duthaler's experience includes work for MTV Networks, Fox, NBC, and Comedy Channel. He has developed over a dozen TV game shows, worked on Comedy specials for HBO, Showtime and Lifetime Network, and developed the talk show "Never Too Late", hosted by Dr. Ruth Westhiemer. He earned the "Game Show of the Year" ACE Award for "Turn It Up", a musical trivia game show for MTV.
In 2002, Duthaler founded his production company, Duke Multimedia. Past and present municipal clients include Bloomfield, Metuchen, Sparta, Saddle Brook, Montclair, City of Summit and Summit HomeTowne TV. He is currently the managing partner of DNS Media Group, which operates and consults for several municipal television channels. Productions overseen by Duke have earned 8 Telly Awards, and PEG Stations under Duthaler's guidance have won over ten JAM Video Awards, which recognize excellence and outstanding video for local access television.

Duthaler is again the Chairmen of the Board of Trustees and President for Jersey Access Group, a statewide organization representing New Jersey's local channels, after serving as the organization's president from 2003-2013. He is also the Chairperson of the New Jersey Chapter of NATOA (National Association of Telecommunications Officers and Advisors), and a member of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (The Emmys). He is a graduate of Bloomsburg University.