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Lazer Broadcasting, GMP Expand Natl. Ad Sales Partnership


Lazer Broadcasting
Lazer Broadcasting

Lazer Broadcasting has expanded its national ad sales relationship with Gen Media Partners (GMP) by moving its entire portfolio of 43 Spanish language stations to Gen Media Partners. GMP already represented Lazer's stations in seven markets. The expanded deal adds 26 more stations to the Gen Media Partners Hispanic platform, which now reaches over three-quarters of U.S. Hispanics.

Lazer Broadcasting President/Owner Alfredo Plascencia stated, "We have developed a very strong relationship with the team at Gen Media Partners. They have been focused and aggressive in seeking national business for our stations. Based on their performance, moving our entire group under Gen Media Partners was a natural progression and a great choice. Gen Media Partners and Lazer are well aligned for growth in national revenues."

"Alfredo has built a powerful Spanish Language radio group, and I am extremely grateful at the confidence that he and Gerardo have placed in our team," added Gen Media Partners CEO Kevin Garrity. "Having all of the Lazer stations on our Hispanic platform solidifies Gen Media Partners as a dominant player in Hispanic radio today. I am excited at the many opportunities we can create together."

Lazer Broadcasting Chief Revenue Officer Gerardo Martinez said, "I'm thrilled about consolidating national ad sales representation for our complete list of stations with Gen Media Partners. Given the preeminent position of the Gen Media Partners Hispanic platform and a team that is laser-focused on driving revenue for our radio station brands, I'm very excited."

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