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WIHS/Middletown Names Tuzeneu as General Manager, CE


Steve Tuzeneu
Steve Tuzeneu

Connecticut Radio Fellowship appoints Steve Tuzeneu as the new General Manager and Chief Engineer of Christian WIHS-FM (104.9)/Middletown, CT (Hartford), beginning July 15. Tuzeneu, a 45-year radio veteran, has held staff positions at faith-based radio stations in Colorado, Connecticut, Kansas, Massachusetts, New Jersey, North Carolina, Virginia and Wisconsin. His career is coming full circle, as he worked for WIHS from 1985-1991 when the station was located in downtown Middletown.

Tuzeneu holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Broadcasting and Business Administration from John Brown University. He is a Certified Broadcast Technologist with the Society of Broadcast Engineers, holds an FCC General Class Radio Engineering License and an Extra Class Amateur Radio License.

Connecticut Radio Fellowship is a non-profit organization that operates WIHS, a live and local, Christian radio outlet that broadcasts a mix of music, programs, news and local features.

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