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NAB Radio Board Election Results Have Been Announced
RADIO ONLINE | Tuesday, April 19, 2022 |
The National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) has announced the results of the 2022 NAB Radio Board elections. The two-year terms of the elected board members will begin in June. These new board members include Townsquare Media CEO Bill Wilson, Neuhoff Media COO Michael Hulvey, Mel Wheeler Inc. President Leonard Wheeler and Zimmer Radio of Mid-Missouri President/Owner John Zimmer, among others. The complete list follows below.
NAB Radio Board Elections (Even-numbered districts)
Bill Wilson
CEO
Townsquare Media
District 2 - NY, NJ
Bob Proffitt
President & CEO
Alpha Media LLC
District 6 - NC, SC
Michael Hulvey
COO
Neuhoff Media
District 10 - IN
Gabe Fleet
EVP, Business Affairs and Chief Music Licensing Counsel
iHeartMedia
District 14 - IA, WI
Ben Downs
Vice President
Bryan Broadcasting
District 18 - Southern TX
Justin Chase
Chief Content Officer
Beasley Media Group
District 22 - AZ, NV, NM, UT
Leonard Wheeler
President
Mel Wheeler, Inc.
District 4 - DE, DC, MD, VA
Flynn Foster
President/Owner
Guaranty Broadcasting Co.
District 8 - LA, MS
John Zimmer
President/Owner
Zimmer Radio of Mid-Missouri, Inc.
District 12 - MO, KS
Pete Benedetti
President and CEO
AlwaysMountainTime, LLC
District 16 - CO, NE
Larry Patrick
Managing Partner
Legend Communications, LLC
District 20 - MT, ID, WY
Andrew Sutor
Executive Vice President/General Counsel
Audacy
District 24 - Southern CA, Guam, HI
In addition, Jessica Marventano, senior vice president of Government Affairs, iHeartMedia will assume the appointed Board seat currently held by Michele Laven, chief human resources officer and chief diversity officer at iHeartMedia.
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