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Skyview Networks Completes Ownership Transition


Steve Jones
Steve Jones

Skyview Networks has completed an ownership transition, with President and CEO Steve Jones assuming full leadership of the company, effective immediately.

In a companywide message, Jones said the move strengthens Skyview's long-term direction while maintaining continuity in its operations and strategic focus. He noted that the leadership team and day-to-day priorities will remain centered on client outcomes, operational performance and teamwork.

The transition also marks a milestone for the company's founder, Ken Thiele, who launched Skyview Networks in 1996. Thiele credited the company's success to its employees and expressed confidence in Jones' leadership, citing his role in expanding the company's portfolio and driving growth.

Jones also acknowledged shareholders Diana Chamberlain and Dave Dickson for their support during the transition, noting they will continue to be involved with the company in advisory roles.

Skyview Networks has grown from a sports broadcast distribution company into a major player in audio technology, syndication and advertising sales, now reaching more than 150 million listeners weekly through over 10,000 affiliates.

Jones, who joined the company after a long career with The Walt Disney Company and ABC Radio, has led Skyview through a period of expansion, deepening partnerships across media, sports and advertising sectors.

He said he is committed to leading the company with transparency and a long-term focus on its employees and business as Skyview continues its growth trajectory.

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