Diane Duenez Biography
Diane Duenez CEO/Owner DMD Productions & Former Producer, Great Day St. Louis/KMOV
Diane Duenez is a married, mother of three. Diane is the CEO & Owner of DMD Productions, a production company that focuses on the needs of small businesses and nonprofits.
With 25 years of experience, she has earned two Emmy awards, several Emmy nominations, several Missouri Broadcaster awards and the prestigious National Edward R. Murrow award for excellence in documentary journalism.
Diane has ridden her bike through the Rocky Mountains, run marathons through some of the biggest cities in the US, and swam in some of the roughest bodies of water in the country. She also plays and coaches soccer.
Diane is active in her community through school and church volunteerism. She is also an avid fundraiser for The American Cancer Society, Pedal the Cause, and Powered by Hope.
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