CMB Opens 2020 Station of the Year Entry Window

Christian Music Broadcasters

Radio outlets wishing to be considered for the Christian Music Broadcasters' 2020 CMB Station of the Year may submit their entries online beginning Monday and must have their full entry completed by February 21. Submission and eligibility requirements can be found on the CMB website. Finalists for Station of the Year will be announced on April 3.

Additionally, nominations for the CMB Special Awards will also be accepted starting Monday. This includes the Community Service Award, the Industry Achievement Award, and the Rich Mullins Artist Impact Award. To nominate individuals for the 2020 CMB Special Awards, you must be a current CMB Member. Nominations should be submitted by February 21st and finalists will be announced on March 9.

CMB will present all awards on Friday, May 29 at the CMB Awards Dinner during Momentum 2020 being held at the Loews Royal Pacific Convention Center at Universal Orlando. https://cmbonline.org/stationoftheyear/

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