Home Login RADIO ONLINE RSS Facebook
Advertisement

Cumulus Promotes Jay Davis to Regional VP


Jay Davis
Jay Davis

Cumulus Media has promoted Jay Davis to Regional Vice President, expanding his leadership responsibilities to include oversight of the company's six-station cluster in Colorado Springs, CO, while continuing to lead its Oklahoma City operations. Davis will retain his role as Vice President & Market Manager for Cumulus Oklahoma City, a post he has held since 2015, overseeing the market's radio and digital brands.

A longtime Cumulus executive, Davis joined the Oklahoma City cluster in 1989 as a Sales Representative. He was promoted to Sales Manager in 1997 and served in that role until being named Vice President/Market Manager in 2015.

Bob Walker, President of Operations for Cumulus Media, praised the appointment, saying, "Jay is an accomplished leader and the perfect partner for the team in Colorado Springs. We are eager to see the impact he and the team will continue to have in that community for our listeners and clients."

Davis said he looks forward to working with the Colorado Springs team. "I'm extremely excited to be a part of the Cumulus Colorado Springs team," he said. "They have been and remain an established, successful, and meaningful market for Cumulus, with a great and tenured staff. I very much look forward to getting to work there. I feel certain that the best is ahead."

Cumulus Media's Colorado Springs cluster includes KATC-FM (Cat Country 95.1), KCSF-AM (Xtra Sports Radio AM 1300), KKFM-FM (98.1 KKFM Classic Rock), KKMG-FM (98.9 Magic FM), KKPK-FM (92.9 Peak FM), and KVOR-AM (AM 740 KVOR).

In Oklahoma City, Davis oversees stations including KATT-FM (KATT Rock 100.5), KKWD-FM (Alice 104.9), KYIS-FM (98.9 Kiss FM), and WKY-AM (WKY The Sports Animal 930 AM), among others.

Advertisement

Latest Radio Stories

Radio News Salaries Rise for Second Straight Year
Radio news salaries increased for the second consecutive year in 2025, rising 7.64% and outpacing the 2.9% U.S. inflation rate, according to the latest RTDNA/Newhouse School at Syracuse University Survey. The increase was considerably smaller than the 14.5% jump reported a year earlier. News reporters, More

BFOA Sets Chicago Media Mixer for October 7
BFOA Media Mixer
BFOA Media Mixer
The Broadcasters Foundation of America (BFOA) will hold its next Media Mixer on October 7 at the Museum of Broadcast Communications in Chicago, featuring iHeartMedia Chairman and CEO Bob Pittman as a special guest. The event, scheduled from 5:30-7:30pm CT, will serve as a kickoff More

CRB Names 2026-27 Board of Directors
Country Radio Broadcasters
Country Radio Broadcasters
Country Radio Broadcasters, Inc. (CRB) has announced its 2026-27 Board of Directors, adding four new members to the group that oversees the organization and its annual Country Radio Seminar (CRS). Returning officers include Townsquare Media's Kurt Johnson as President, Country's Radio Coach's John Shomby More
Advertisement

Topic, Hosts Drive Podcast Choices, Edison Finds
Edison Research
Edison Research
Podcast topic and host are the two most important factors for U.S. weekly podcast consumers when choosing a show to listen to or watch, according to new data from Edison Research at SSRS. Edison Podcast Metrics found that 64% of weekly podcast consumers consider a show's topic important when selecting a More

Bob & Sheri to End Syndication After 30 Years
L-R: Kary Bowser, Heather Furr, Lamar Richardson, Max Sweeten, Sheri Lynch, and Tony Garcia
L-R: Kary Bowser, Heather Furr, Lamar Richardson, Max Sweeten, Sheri Lynch, and Tony Garcia
The syndicated "Bob & Sheri Show" will end its radio syndication run on December 31, 2026, after 30 years and transition to a paid direct-to-consumer model beginning in January. The show's approximately 50 affiliates have been notified of the decision. The move will end a syndication run that began in More

Radio Roxboro Owner David Bradsher Dies at 84
David Bradsher
David Bradsher
Longtime Roxboro, NC broadcaster and Radio Roxboro owner and General Manager John David "Dave" Bradsher died Saturday, September 12, at his home with his family by his side. He was 84. Bradsher had been a fixture on Roxboro radio for more than three decades after purchasing hometown stations WRXO and 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