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Gen Media Partners Launches G Networks


Gen Media Partners has announced the launch today of its new Radio Network Sales and Affiliate Sales division, G Networks. The new division will stand alone as a full-service audio network company that is already engaged with over 250 million listeners each month through over 4,000 affiliated radio stations and an extensive portfolio of high-quality audio services, produced features, research services, entertainment, sports, news, and programming.

"Evolution isn't possible without change. It is with this ethos that we have upped the commitment and engagement for our G Networks radio division and are focusing on what is now vitally important to advertisers and stations in the current media environment. With an eye to the future, we intend to both invest and transform the future of audio." said Warren Friedland, President of G Networks and Managing Partner of Gen Media Partners.

Rich O'Brien is G Networks' Chief Development Officer and brings his vast track record of success and relationship building to the Affiliate Solutions team. O'Brien affirms, "The G Networks affiliate team provides comprehensive and custom solutions focused on audience growth and development for stations, producers, and hosts. I am excited to develop new avenues of revenue growth as we build and execute multi-tiered results for our partners that will reach an unparalleled level of success."

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