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Entravision Appoints Chris Munoz to EVP/National Sales


Chris Munoz
Chris Munoz

Entravision has appointed Chris Munoz to the executive leadership team as the Executive Vice President of National Sales. Munoz will oversee the company's national spot television, national spot radio, network radio and national digital audio platforms. This appointment took effect on June 1.

"Chris is an experienced and accomplished executive in the media space and we are pleased to have him join the Entravision team and lead our national sales efforts. He is a proven strategic leader, a passionate advocate for Hispanic media, and possesses extensive client, industry and agency relationships. We look forward to his leadership as we continue to connect advertisers with our dynamic audiences," said Karl Meyer, Chief Revenue Officer, Entravision.

Previously Munoz was Senior Vice President for Univision National Sales. Prior to that he oversaw Univision Network radio sales and the national spot radio revenue for the Univision owned-and-operated stations with Katz Media.

"The Hispanic market is vibrant and growing and Entravision is well positioned with its loyal audiences and the significant reach of its multi-channel platform," said Munoz. "I'm committed to building upon Entravision's position in the market and delivering value for our advertising partners."

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