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Pacific Media Group RVP/GM Terry Gillingham Set to Retire


Terry Gillingham
Terry Gillingham

Pacific Media Group Regional VP and General Manager Terry Gillingham is set to retire at the end of February, 2020 after 48 years in the radio industry. He has overseen the company's station operations in Hawaii since February, 2014. Previously, he served as Market Manager of South Central Communications' 6-station cluster in Knoxville, TN, beginning in October, 2002. Before that, Gillingham was Market Manager of Mapleton Communications' local group in Monterey-Salinas.

"Terry has done a fantastic job. His leadership and passion for the business and the people will be greatly missed," said President/CEO Chuck Bergson. "The good news is, Terry has helped position the station group well, so we are poised and ready to grow to the next level."

"I am very fortunate to have been able to work with so many dynamic and talented people over the years," added Gillingham. "As I wind down my radio career, I can honestly look back with pride and satisfaction at the various operations I've been able to contribute to."

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