Home Login RADIO ONLINE RSS Facebook
Advertisement

CMG/San Antonio Names Mark Shecterle VP/Market Manager


Mark Shecterle
Mark Shecterle

Cox Media Group (CMG) appoints Mark Shecterle as Vice President and Market Manager for its cluster in San Antonio, starting February 24. He takes the reins from David Abel, who has moved to CMG Atlanta Radio as its new VP and Market Manager. Previously, Mark Shecterle served as VP and Market Manager in Tulsa. He launched his 37-year career with Susquehanna Radio in Houston where he held several roles, including VP/GM of Marketing and Sales.

His tenure in Tulsa was marked by a strong commitment to community service and team development, factors that Rob Babin, EVP of CMG Radio, highlighted as key reasons for his appointment in San Antonio. Babin praised Shecterle's ability to deliver results for clients and foster strong community connections.

Shecterle expressed his enthusiasm about continuing the legacy of CMG Radio in San Antonio. "I'm fortunate that I have the opportunity to move from one highly talented CMG team to an equally impressive CMG team in a very important market," Shecterle said. "I want to build on CMG Radio's legacy in San Antonio and further enhance the impact the team is having there."

Advertisement

Latest Radio Stories

NAB Show New York Draws 6,700 Attendees
NAB Show New York
NAB Show New York
NAB Show New York 2026 concluded Thursday at the Javits Center, drawing approximately 6,700 attendees for two days of discussions and demonstrations focused on artificial intelligence, streaming, live sports and emerging media technologies. According to preliminary figures released by the National More

Katz Study Shows Radio's Impact on Digital Engagement
Katz Radio Group
Katz Radio Group
A new Katz Radio Group insights report highlights radio's ability to drive measurable online consumer activity, with a summer 2026 advertising campaign generating more than 16,000 radio-attributed website sessions and hundreds of modeled purchases. The study, titled "From the More

FCC Affirms $60,000 in Fines for Pirate Radio Operations
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has issued three forfeiture orders totaling $60,000 against individuals operating unauthorized radio stations in New York and Massachusetts. The orders, released October 22, impose $20,000 penalties in each case for violations of the Communications Act's provisions More
Advertisement

Veteran Radio Executive Matt Hanlon Dies
Matt Hanlon
Matt Hanlon
Veteran radio executive Matt Hanlon, whose career included senior leadership positions at Citadel Broadcasting, Entercom, Townsquare Media and Saga Communications, died Tuesday, October 20, after suffering a heart attack. Hanlon spent decades in radio management, sales and operations, overseeing major More

WHAS Host Meiners Named 2026 Louisvillian of the Year
Terry Meiners
Terry Meiners
iHeartMedia Louisville and the American Advertising Federation (AAF) Louisville have announced that longtime NewsRadio 840 WHAS personality Terry Meiners has been named the 2026 Louisvillian of the Year, recognizing his contributions to broadcasting, community service and charitable organizations. More

iHeart Leads Triton's September U.S. Podcast Rankings
Triton Digital
Triton Digital
Triton Digital has released its September 2026 U.S. Podcast Ranker, with iHeart Audience Network maintaining its lead among podcast sales networks while posting an increase in average weekly downloads. According to the report, iHeart Audience Network ranked first with 67.3 More

Return to Menu

Advertisement

Subscribe to our Newsletter
Radio news and headlines delivered right to your e-mail box -- and it's free.

Advertisement

Advertisement