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CMG/San Antonio Names Ken Newman as Director of Sales


Ken Newman
Ken Newman

Cox Media Group names Ken Newman as Director of Sales for the company's seven-station cluster in San Antonio, effective September 17. The 16-year sales and management vet's background includes leadership roles with Hearst, DexMedia, Secure Education Consultants and Digital Marketing Agency (DMA). In addition to his sales experience, Newman also served in the U.S. Army and was a member of the Greenville, South Carolina Police Department.

"Ken brings a wealth of industry knowledge and sales expertise to his new role, making him the ideal sales leader for our market," said CMG San Antonio VP/General Manager David Abel. "Our clients expect the very best from CMG and I am confident our teams will continue to deliver exceptional service under Ken's leadership."

"I am very excited to be a part of the Cox Media Group family. Cox Media Group sets the standards in our industry and I am very excited to be part of this family. Our primary focus is and will continue to be driving the best results for our clients by focusing on the needs and desires of their business," added Newman. "I look forward to continuing to provide best-in-class services and working with this outstanding team we have in San Antonio."

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