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iHeartRadio Names Brandon Bell as VP/Digital Radio


Brandon Bell
Brandon Bell

iHeartRadio names Brandon Bell as VP/Digital Radio. He's based in Los Angeles, where he spent nine years with sister Hot AC KBIG-FM (104.3 MYfm), most recently as Assistant PD and Music Director. He's also served as Hot AC Brand Coordinator for iHeartMedia's National Programming Platform team, before becoming APD/MD at co-owned AC KOST-FM.

Bell said, "I'm so excited to be back within the iHeartRadio family. There is an abundance of gratitude I owe to both Kavi Halemane and Chris Williams for bringing me on to join this team. To be surrounded by brilliant thinkers with exceptional work ethic is very inspiring to me as we continue to create and cultivate the future of audio with iHeartRadio. This is truly a dream job."

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