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Don Pollnow Appointed VP/MM for Cumulus Montgomery AL


Don Pollnow
Don Pollnow

Don Pollnow is appointed Vice President/Market Manager for Cumulus Media's cluster in Montgomery, AL. In his new role, Pollnow will oversee the company's six stations there. He was previously Market President for iHeartMedia/Wichita, KS, and prior to that, was Vice President/Market Manager for Cumulus Green Bay, WI. In addition, he has led station clusters as GM/Market Manager for NRG Media in Wausau/Stevens Point, WI, as GM/Market Manager for Clear Channel/iHeartMedia and as GM/Market Manager for Renda Broadcasting in Oklahoma City.

Cumulus Media SVP, Operations Mark Sullivan said, "I'm excited to have the opportunity to work with Don again. I look forward to his future successes that follow those that he has had throughout his career and previously with Cumulus."

Pollnow commented, "I would like to thank Mary Berner, Bob Walker and Mark Sullivan for this opportunity. I am beyond thrilled to be returning to Cumulus and to be joining the experienced team in Montgomery. With the great culture, support and resources of Cumulus, we will continue to be a top-performing market for the company."

Pollnow has also served as National Sales Manager for LM Communications in Lexington, KY, and Sales Manager for Sports Radio 1300 WLXG/Hank 96.1 in Lexington, KY. He holds a B.A. degree in Business Administration from Columbia College in Columbia, MO.

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