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Beasley/Detroit Names Jameson as Director of Programing


Scott Jameson
Scott Jameson

Beasley Media Group appoints Scott Jameson as Director of Programming for its cluster in Detroit, overseeing WRIF-FM, WCSX-FM, WMGC-FM, WDMK-FM and the Praise Network. He'll begin his new post on Monday, August 3. Jameson most recently served as Cumulus Media's Vice President of Classic Rock Programming, Program Director of heritage Classic Rock KQRS-FM and Operations Manager of KQRS-FM, KXXR-FM & WGVX-FM in Minneapolis.

"Joining Beasley Media Group in Detroit is a terrific opportunity," said Jameson. "The Midwest is home for me, so it's a natural fit. The legendary WRIF-FM and heritage WCSX-FM, joined with The Bounce, Kiss and Praise boast exceptional talent across all five brands. Adding Beasley's commitment to the community, along with an aggressive digital presence, turns listeners into fans. I'm thankful to Justin Chase for approaching me about the Detroit situation and grateful to Mac Edwards and Brian Beasley for their endorsement."

"Scott's outstanding reputation and deep rock radio background, combined with his excellent track record in programming multiple formats quickly made him the absolute perfect choice to lead our teams in the Motor City," said Vice President and Market Manager Mac Edwards." We are thrilled to welcome him to the Beasley Media Group family."

"Rarely do you come across a programmer like Scott, who has such a high level of experience, strategic vision and passion for our business," said Beasley Media Group Chief Content Officer Justin Chase. "Best of all, his core values of great locally focused radio with an emphasis of growing our digital platforms made him a perfect fit for our company. We're very happy to have him in the Beasley family in Detroit."

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