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Amy Leimbach Named Beasley Las Vegas Market Manager


Amy Leimbach
Amy Leimbach

Beasley Media Group names 25-year industry vet Amy Leimbach as Vice President and Market Manager of its Las Vegas radio cluster, including KKLZ-FM, KVGS-FM, KOAS-FM, KXTE-FM and KCYE-FM. She began the role on Monday, March 9.

Most recently, Leimbach served as Region President for iHeartMedia's Dallas Region. During her time with the company, she also held several senior sales leadership roles, including Regional Senior Vice President of Sales overseeing Dallas, Austin and San Antonio, and Senior Vice President of Sales for Phoenix.

Before joining iHeartMedia, Leimbach held leadership roles with Alpha Media and CBS Radio. She served as Vice President and Director of Sales for Alpha Media Portland and previously held sales leadership positions with CBS Radio in Phoenix and Portland.

"We are thrilled to welcome Amy to the Beasley Media Group family," said Beasley Media Group Vice President AJ Lurie. "Her extensive leadership experience, proven ability to grow revenue, and passion for developing strong teams make her the ideal person to lead our Las Vegas cluster into its next phase of growth."

Leimbach said she looks forward to joining the company and working with the local team. "Beasley has a strong reputation for local impact and innovation, and I look forward to building on that foundation while continuing to deliver results for our audiences, clients and partners," she said.

In addition, Tom Humm, who has been serving as Interim Market Manager, will transition to Senior Adviser to the Market Manager and New Business Development Manager for the Las Vegas market.

NAB Names 2026 Engineering Achievement Award Winners


Bert Goldman
Bert Goldman

The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) has named Bert Goldman and Harvey Arnold as the recipients of its 2026 Engineering Achievement Awards, recognizing their contributions to radio and television engineering. They will be honored during the We Are Broadcasters Awards Ceremony on the Main Stage at the 2026 NAB Show on April 21 in Las Vegas.

Goldman, owner and president of Goldman Engineering Management, will receive the Radio Engineering Achievement Award. The honor recognizes more than five decades of work in broadcast engineering, including expertise in AM and FM spectrum analysis, station construction and regulatory compliance. Over the course of his career, Goldman has worked on upgrades in most of the top 25 U.S. markets and has overseen the design and construction of more than 50 radio outlets.

Goldman previously served as corporate vice president of engineering for the ABC/Disney Radio Division, Nationwide Communications, Patterson Broadcasting and Shamrock Broadcasting. He has also been active in industry organizations including the IEEE Broadcast Technology Society, the Association of Federal Communications Consulting Engineers, the Society of Broadcast Engineers, the NAB National Radio Systems Committee and the NAB Radio Technical Committee.

Arnold, senior vice president of engineering for Sinclair Broadcast Group, will receive the Television Engineering Achievement Award for his role in advancing broadcast technology. Since joining Sinclair in 1998, Arnold has led transmission engineering operations across the company's television stations and has helped guide the industry's transition to ATSC 3.0.

He has also worked with NAB and other industry partners on development of the Broadcast Positioning System (BPS), coordinating field testing at Sinclair ATSC 3.0 stations and promoting the technology's potential applications.

The NAB Engineering Achievement Awards have been presented annually since 1959, recognizing outstanding accomplishments in broadcast engineering, with separate honors for radio and television established in 1991.

B-Dub Radio Expands to 70 Weekend Affiliates


BDub
BDub

B-Dub Radio, in partnership with Skyview Networks, has expanded its national reach to more than 70 weekend affiliates with the addition of Long Island's WWWF-FM (The Wolf).

The program, hosted by country personality B-Dub, continues to grow its footprint among country music stations, offering a mix of artist interviews, commentary on current hits and entertainment-focused content aimed at country audiences.

"Seeing the show hit 70 weekend affiliates is pretty incredible," said B-Dub. "I'm so grateful for the stations that believe in what we're building and the listeners who keep showing up every week."

Robbie Bridges, Program Director of WWWF-FM, said the show's style aligns well with the station's approach. "B-Dub is full of passion and energy for exciting country radio content, and that is a perfect match for what we are building at Long Island's country station, 103.1 The Wolf."

The expansion comes as B-Dub recently received Academy of Country Music Award nominations for National Daily On-Air Personality of the Year and National Weekly On-Air Personality of the Year.

Andrew Kalb, EVP of Strategic Business Operations at Skyview Networks, said the program's continued affiliate growth reflects strong demand from both stations and advertisers. "B-Dub Radio's ongoing network growth is a testament to its engaging content, making it a strong revenue driver for its affiliates and our valued sales partners," Kalb said.

B-Dub Radio airs five hours daily in multiple dayparts, Monday through Saturday, and offers affiliates customization and content-only options.

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Connoisseur Ups DiPrima to Station Manager in Long Island


Darren DiPrima
Darren DiPrima

Connoisseur Media has promoted Darren DiPrima from Director of Sales to Station Manager for its Long Island cluster. In the new role, DiPrima will oversee day-to-day operations and serve as a liaison between programming, sales, promotions and operations to help execute the company's overall strategy for the stations.

"This was an obvious next step for Darren and the Long Island cluster," said Kristin Okesson, General Manager for Connoisseur Media Long Island & Connecticut. "We needed this position, he was built for this position, and I have full confidence this promotion will further Darren's success -- and the success of our Long Island cluster -- where he is so well loved."

DiPrima said he is looking forward to expanding his responsibilities while continuing to work closely with advertisers and the station teams.

"I'm excited to expand my role, focus on what I do best, and continue working closely with our advertisers," he said. "I'm grateful for this opportunity and look forward to serving our team, listeners and business partners in new ways."

Corny Koehl Named Senior Fellow at D2C Justice Institute


Corny Koehl
Corny Koehl

Two-time Emmy Award-winning producer Corny Koehl has been named the inaugural Senior Fellow at The Dedication to Community (D2C) Justice Institute at the University of Mount St. Vincent.

Koehl will help shape the Institute's mission to advance justice-centered communication, public engagement and narrative change. In the role, she will advise on program development, lead workshops and masterclasses, mentor students and collaborate with faculty on initiatives designed to connect academic research with real-world impact.

"I am honored to join the D2C Justice Institute at this pivotal moment," Koehl said. "D2C and The University of Mount St. Vincent are building something bold and necessary-an academic home where justice, communication and community intersect. I am excited to help students and emerging leaders harness the power of narrative to create lasting impact."

The Institute focuses on preparing communicators, advocates and leaders to address complex social challenges through research-based strategy, ethical storytelling and community collaboration.

"Corny Koehl has spent her entire career using communication as a force for good," said Dr. Shaun Ward, Director of Strategy for D2C. "Her expertise in shaping narratives that resonate across cultures and communities makes her an extraordinary addition to our leadership team."

Koehl brings decades of experience in media production, including work as an executive producer with Harpo Productions and collaborations with Oprah Winfrey, Gayle King, Dr. Oz, the late Dr. Maya Angelou, Dr. Laura Schlessinger and Suze Orman. She most recently wrote, produced and hosted several social and criminal justice podcasts, including two seasons of the iHeart-produced "Dear Governor," which examined the case of an innocent man on San Quentin's death row.

Based in Burbank, CA, Koehl has also received two Gracie Awards for Outstanding Producer from the Alliance for Women in Media and has written seven full-length stage plays, four of which have been produced in Los Angeles.

Koehl will begin the fellowship in Spring 2026 as part of the Institute's inaugural Fellows Program, which will include five Senior Fellows selected for their leadership and alignment with the Institute's justice-focused mission.

Podtrac Releases February Podcast Industry Rankings


Podtrac
Podtrac

Podtrac has released its Top U.S. and Global Publishers & Networks rankings along with the Top U.S. Podcast chart for February 2026, highlighting audience trends and performance among major podcast producers.

According to Podtrac, two U.S. ranking participants posted increases in Unique Monthly Audience (UMA) in February compared with January. In addition, two U.S. participants recorded gains in U.S. downloads month-to-month.

Globally, four ranking participants saw increases in UMA during February compared with January, while one global participant posted an increase in U.S. downloads.

Among podcast publishers and networks in the United States, iHeart Audience Network again led the ranking with 60.7 million U.S. unique monthly listeners, followed by iHeartPodcasts with 29.2 million and Acast with 24.1 million. NPR Sales Network ranked fourth with 19.8 million, and Libsyn rounded out the top five with 17.9 million.

The publisher rankings also track U.S. streams and downloads. iHeart Audience Network led that metric with 320.7 million, followed by iHeartPodcasts with 157 million and Acast with 88.2 million.

In the Top U.S. Podcasts ranking based on unique monthly audience, "NPR News Now" remained the No. 1 podcast for February. "The Daily" from The New York Times ranked second, followed by "Up First from NPR." Other shows in the top five included "Dateline NBC" and "Fox News Hourly Update."

Additional titles in the top ten included "Pod Save America," "The Ben Shapiro Show," "Pardon My Take," "The Dan Bongino Show," and "Stuff You Should Know."

Podtrac's rankings are based on measurement data for unique U.S. monthly audience and downloads from podcasts that participate in Podtrac's measurement system during the full month being reported.

Shea Expands Role as Tech Systems Director at Connoisseur


Patrick Shea
Patrick Shea

Connoisseur Media has expanded the role of Patrick Shea, naming him Director of Technical Systems for its Long Island and Connecticut clusters while he continues to serve as Operations Manager.

In the newly added position, Shea will work closely with local engineers and IT staff and serve as a key resource for systems integration, automation and technical operations across both clusters. His responsibilities include helping coordinate and support the technical infrastructure that keeps the company's stations operating smoothly.

Shea has been recognized within the organization for his professionalism and responsiveness, as well as for implementing workflow improvements designed to streamline operations.

"My sleeves are already rolled up," Shea said. "I'm excited to work even more closely with the engineering and operations teams at both clusters to keep our systems humming and support our mission every day."

Luke Combs Radio Launches on SiriusXM


Luke Combs
Luke Combs

SiriusXM and Luke Combs have announced the launch of Luke Combs Radio, a limited-run pop-up channel designed to give fans a deeper look at the music that has influenced the country star as he prepares to release his upcoming album, The Way I Am, and launch the "My Kinda Saturday Night Tour."

The channel debuts March 7 on SiriusXM channel 79 in vehicles through March 20, then moves to channel 57 from March 20 through March 27. It will also be available on the SiriusXM app from March 7 through April 5.

Curated and hosted by Combs, the channel will feature music that helped shape his sound, including a mix of country and classic rock spanning several decades. The programming highlights artists his parents introduced him to while growing up in North Carolina, with selections ranging from 1970s and 1980s classic rock to 1990s and 2000s country.

Listeners will hear songs from artists such as Billy Joel, Elton John, Alan Jackson and George Strait, along with Combs' own catalog.

In addition to Combs' hits including "When It Rains It Pours" and "Beer Never Broke My Heart," the channel will also feature album tracks and collaborations from throughout his career.

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Cumulus Files Chapter 11 to Cut $600 Million in Debt


Cumulus media
Cumulus media

Cumulus Media has entered into a restructuring support agreement with a group of its lenders aimed at eliminating approximately $600 million in debt and strengthening the company's balance sheet.

To implement the agreement, the company and certain subsidiaries filed prepackaged Chapter 11 petitions on March 5 in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of Texas. Cumulus said it expects to continue operating normally throughout the restructuring process, with no impact to employees, partners or listeners.

President and CEO Mary G. Berner said the move is designed to address the company's debt burden while allowing Cumulus to continue investing in its strategic priorities. She noted that while the company has achieved share gains in both local and digital revenue, broader macroeconomic and industry pressures have persisted.

The proposed restructuring plan calls for the cancellation of all existing funded debt in exchange for 100% of the company's reorganized equity and $50 million in new convertible notes. The plan also includes amendments to the company's asset-based revolving credit facility to maintain liquidity during and after the restructuring.

Cumulus said the required majority of debtholders have already agreed to support the plan. The bankruptcy court is expected to consider approval of the restructuring within 60 days of the filing, after which the company anticipates emerging from Chapter 11 following necessary regulatory approvals from the Federal Communications Commission.

More information about the restructuring process is available here.

Entravision Promotes Three to Lead Media, Audio, Sales


Eduardo Maytorena
Eduardo Maytorena

Entravision has announced a series of leadership promotions across its U.S. Media division, elevating three executives to key roles as the company aims to strengthen its focus on Latino audiences, advertising growth and operational modernization.

Maria Martinez-Guzman (pictured) has been named President of Entravision Media, Eduardo Maytorena has been promoted to President of Entravision Audio, and Winter Horton has been appointed Chief Revenue Officer. All three will report directly to Chief Executive Officer Michael Christenson.

"These promotions align our leadership with our core objectives: serve our Latino audience and advertisers, lead with sales, and modernize our operations," Christenson said. "Maria, Eduardo and Winter are experienced leaders who will deliver on audience, client and revenue growth."

In her new role, Martinez-Guzman will oversee television and digital video programming, local sales in television-only markets and national sales. She began her career with Entravision in the company's McAllen office and returns after a 20-year tenure at Univision, where she most recently served as Executive Vice President of News.

Maytorena will lead radio and digital audio programming, local sales for radio-only markets and network and national audio sales. He previously served as Senior Vice President in Entravision's Los Angeles market.

Horton will oversee sales across Entravision's combined markets and lead sales operations and support for all markets. Most recently Senior Advisor to the CEO, Horton previously held chief operating officer roles at several media companies, including Liberman Broadcasting and Meruelo Media.

Entravision also announced several additional leadership changes. Mark Boelke will serve as Chief Operating Officer while continuing as Chief Financial Officer. Jeff DeMartino has been promoted from General Counsel to Chief Legal Officer and will also oversee company partnerships and additional operational responsibilities.

Jessica Martinez has been named Executive Vice President of Digital Products & Operations, LeaAnna Hernandez will serve as Executive Vice President of AI Strategy, and Fred Roggin has been appointed President of Entravision Digital.

Podcast Listening Surges as Audience Habits Shift


Audacy
Audacy

A new analysis from Audacy highlights a major shift in media consumption: podcasts are rapidly becoming one of the most dominant forms of daily digital engagement. Podcasts continue to reshape how audiences spend their time, with new data showing significant growth in daily consumption and increasing influence on media habits and advertising.

According to the latest Share of Ear report from Edison Research, daily podcast listening among adults has nearly quadrupled over the past decade, rising from 6% in 2015 to 23% in 2025. The increase reflects broader shifts in how consumers choose to spend their limited media time.

Research indicates that podcast listening is not simply adding to overall media use but replacing other activities. Nearly four in ten podcast listeners say their podcast time has replaced time spent scrolling on social media, while another 34% report that it replaces time previously spent listening to streaming music.

Engagement with podcasts also runs deep. U.S. adults now spend an average of 103 minutes per day listening to podcasts, exceeding time spent on major social media platforms including TikTok (77 minutes), Facebook (69 minutes), and Instagram (65 minutes).

Podcast listening has also overtaken streaming music in daily digital ad-supported audio consumption. Since surpassing streaming music in 2023, podcasts now hold an 11-point share advantage in ad-supported digital audio listening. At the same time, a growing share of music listeners are shifting to ad-free subscription services, reducing the reach of ad-supported streaming music.

The growing popularity of podcasts reflects the appeal of longer-form content and trusted hosts who build strong relationships with their audiences. Listeners actively seek out new episodes, and hosts often have significant influence over their audiences' purchasing decisions.

Edison data shows that 76% of podcast listeners report purchasing a product after hearing a host-read advertisement.

As a result, the advertising opportunity continues to expand. eMarketer projects podcast advertising revenue will surpass $3 billion this year and could account for more than 40% of all digital audio advertising by 2027.

With audiences spending more time with podcasts and demonstrating strong engagement, the medium is increasingly seen as a key platform for brands seeking to connect with consumers in a fragmented media landscape.

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Entravision Revenue Rises as Media Segment Declines


Entravision
Entravision

Entravision Communications reported higher overall revenue for the fourth quarter and full year of 2025, driven by strong growth in its advertising technology business, while its traditional media segment declined due largely to lower political advertising.

According to the company's earnings release, consolidated net revenue rose 26% year-over-year in the fourth quarter to $134.4 million and increased 23% for the full year to $447.6 million.

The company's Advertising Technology & Services (ATS) segment led the gains, with revenue surging 123% in the fourth quarter and 90% for the full year, fueled by higher advertising spend per client and an increase in monthly active advertisers.

By contrast, the Media segment -- which includes television, radio and digital marketing services -- saw net revenue decline 32% in the fourth quarter and 20% for the year. The company attributed the drop primarily to lower political advertising revenue as well as declines in retransmission consent and spectrum usage rights revenue.

CEO Michael Christenson said the company's advertising technology platform benefited from strategic investments in artificial intelligence capabilities and expanded sales capacity, contributing to the segment's strong performance.

Segment operating profit totaled $11.9 million for the fourth quarter, down 43% from a year earlier. The Media segment posted an operating loss of $0.4 million for the quarter compared with operating profit of $18.5 million in the prior-year period, while the ATS segment generated operating profit of $12.3 million, up 464%.

For the full year, Entravision reported segment operating profit of $27.6 million, a decline of 41% compared with 2024.

The company reported a net loss attributable to common stockholders of $18.2 million for the fourth quarter, or $0.20 per share, compared with a loss of $56.4 million, or $0.62 per share, in the same quarter a year earlier. For the full year, the net loss totaled $79.2 million, or $0.87 per share.

Entravision ended the year with $63.2 million in cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities, down from $100.6 million at the end of 2024. During the fourth quarter, the company made a $5 million scheduled payment on its bank term loan, bringing total debt reduction for the year to $20 million.

The company also declared a quarterly dividend of $0.05 per share payable March 31, 2026, to shareholders of record as of March 17.

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Frequency, Flightpath Partner on Podcast Inventory


Frequency and Flightpath
Frequency and Flightpath

Frequency and Flightpath have announced a strategic partnership aimed at helping podcast networks better manage and monetize unsold advertising inventory. The integration connects Flightpath's predictive planning and inventory intelligence platform with Frequency's Premium Publisher Network (PPN) marketplace, a curated environment designed to bring greater transparency, scale and revenue opportunities to premium podcast inventory.

By linking Flightpath's analytics, forecasting and inventory management tools directly into Frequency's marketplace and workflow systems, publishers gain a more comprehensive view of sales opportunities across their podcast portfolios. The system is designed to provide real-time insights into available inventory and potential revenue opportunities rather than relying solely on static availability.

Through the partnership, Frequency will be able to surface demand opportunities across multiple podcast networks simultaneously, enabling more coordinated sales efforts and potentially unlocking revenue from inventory that might otherwise go unsold.

Laurie Belleau, Chief Revenue Officer at Flightpath, said the company's platform was developed to provide publishers with a forward-looking view of their inventory and identify opportunities before revenue is lost.

"By integrating with Frequency, we're turning insight into action, giving publishers the clarity and control they need to monetize smarter, faster, and with greater predictability," Belleau said.

Pete Jimison, CEO of Frequency, said the partnership addresses longstanding inefficiencies in the podcast advertising ecosystem.

"For too long, podcast revenue has been constrained by disconnected systems," Jimison said. "By connecting inventory intelligence with marketplace execution, we're not just improving workflows, we're building the infrastructure that enables smarter monetization across the industry."

The companies say the collaboration aims to streamline podcast ad sales workflows while using predictive data and real-time inventory insights to improve monetization across podcast networks.

Compass Media Networks Expands Ad Sales Team


Stephanie Dolan
Stephanie Dolan

Compass Media Networks has announced new investments in its advertising sales and sales operations division with the hiring of industry veteran Stephanie Dolan and the promotion of four members of its sales team. Dolan joins the company after holding senior-level sales positions at Crystal Media Networks, Premiere Networks and AMFM. She will be based at Compass Media Networks' headquarters in Rye, NY, reporting to Paul Gregrey, President of Advertising Sales & Marketing.

In addition to Dolan's appointment, the company promoted several members of its sales organization. Laura Peyer has been elevated to Senior Vice President of Advertising Sales from Director of Advertising Sales. Anthony Severino moves up to Vice President of Sales Planning from Senior Director, while Michael Weiss has been promoted to Vice President of Advertising Sales from Account Director. Laura Schaefer has been named Director of Advertising Sales & Manager of Sales Planning, previously serving as Manager of Sales Planning.

Gregrey said the moves reflect the strength of the company's sales organization and its commitment to continued growth. Dolan also cited Compass Media Networks' reputation in the industry and said she looks forward to supporting clients and the company's expanding portfolio of programming and services.

Broadcast Electronics Acquired by New Ownership Group


Broadcast Electronics
Broadcast Electronics

Broadcast Electronics has been acquired by a new ownership group led by CEO Rich Redmond along with majority investor The Alzana Group, LLC of Boston. The transaction was completed as an asset purchase from previous owner ELENOS S.r.l. of Italy. The company will continue operating under the Broadcast Electronics brand but will do business under a new legal entity, BE Systems, Inc.

Founded in 1959, Broadcast Electronics provides hardware and software products to radio broadcasters worldwide. Redmond said the acquisition marks the start of a new chapter for the company, focused on innovation and developing new products for the global radio industry.

"I could not be more excited to launch the next chapter in the history of BE, dedicated to customer-focused innovation and new products that will deliver breakthrough capabilities to our worldwide radio broadcast customer base," Redmond said. He will also become a significant owner in the company.

Redmond added that he looks forward to working with John Danner, founder and chairman of The Alzana Group, to expand the company's capabilities and accelerate growth while strengthening its focus on customer service.

Danner, who previously served as chairman of GatesAir from 2017 to 2022, said the investment reflects Alzana's strategy of supporting businesses with growth potential. He added that the firm sees opportunities in the radio broadcast sector for newer technology and improved service.

Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed.

Libsyn Signs Ad Deal With Mehdi Hasan Podcasts


Libsyn
Libsyn

Liberated Syndication Inc. (Libsyn) has entered into a one-year advertising partnership with journalist and broadcaster Mehdi Hasan to monetize two of his podcasts, Mehdi Unfiltered and We're Not Kidding Mehdi & Friends.

Under the agreement, Libsyn will handle advertising sales for the programs, connecting brands with audiences drawn to Hasan's journalism and commentary. The shows are produced as part of Hasan's independent media venture, Zeteo.

"Mehdi Hasan represents the kind of fearless, high-integrity voice that builds loyal, deeply invested audiences," said Stephen Perlstein, Senior Vice President of Business Development at Libsyn. He added that both podcasts provide "thoughtful, time-invested listening and viewing environments" for advertisers seeking to align with substantive and culturally relevant content.

Hasan said the partnership will support the continued growth of his independent journalism platform while maintaining editorial independence. "Partnering with Libsyn allows us to grow sustainably while maintaining our editorial independence," he said.

Launched in 2024, Mehdi Unfiltered publishes three episodes each week featuring interviews, commentary and analysis on global and political issues. The second podcast, We're Not Kidding Mehdi & Friends, combines discussion and humor, often featuring comedian Bassem Youssef and other guests in conversations that blend comedy with current affairs.

Hasan is the founder, CEO and editor-in-chief of Zeteo and a columnist for The Guardian. He also hosts Head to Head on Al Jazeera English and is the author of the book Win Every Argument: The Art of Debating, Persuading, and Public Speaking. He previously worked as an anchor at MSNBC and as a columnist for The Intercept.

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Key-United Expands Sales Leadership Team with New Hires


Rosanne Tipton and Robbie Eisen
Rosanne Tipton and Robbie Eisen

Key-United, a joint venture between Key Networks and United Stations Radio Networks (USRN), has expanded its sales organization with two new appointments aimed at strengthening its service to advertisers and agency partners. Rosanne Tipton has joined the company as Vice President, Sales and Brand Partnerships, while Robbie Eisen has been named Director of Strategic Research and Planning.

Ron Russo, President of Sales for Key-United, said the company is "thrilled" to welcome both executives, citing their experience and focus on relationship-building as aligned with the company's commitment to service and partnership.

Tipton brings more than 20 years of experience in radio network sales. She joins Key-United after more than a decade at Focus 360 in New York, where she most recently served as SVP/Director of Sales Strategy and Investment. Her previous roles include Director of Traffic and Continuity and Director of Business Operations at Westwood One, as well as positions at Dial Global, where she worked as Sales Integration Manager and Continuity Manager.

Eisen brings more than 15 years of experience in radio network sales. He previously served as Vice President of Sales Planning at Focus 360. Earlier in his career, he was Senior Traffic Coordinator at 21st Century Fox and Traffic Manager at Westwood One. Eisen holds a bachelor's degree from York College of Pennsylvania.

Key-United maintains offices in New York City, Dallas, Los Angeles, Chicago, Orlando and other major markets nationwide.

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