Skyview Networks Makes Executive Leadership Changes

RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, July 16, 2026 | 2:08pm CT

Andrew Kalb

Skyview Networks has announced a series of executive leadership changes and a key new hire as the company restructures its organization to support future growth, improve operational alignment and strengthen its strategic focus. The changes, announced by President, CEO and Chairman Steve Jones during a companywide meeting, include promotions, new executive titles and the addition of a veteran ESPN executive.

Andrew Kalb (pictured) has been promoted to Chief Operating Officer. Previously overseeing revenue growth and portfolio expansion, Kalb's expanded role is intended to strengthen coordination and execution across the company's operational functions.

Clayton Nix has been named Chief Financial Officer. Skyview said the new title reflects his growing role in shaping the company's financial strategy, partner services and reporting and analytics initiatives.

Sarah Foss has been appointed Chief Transformation Officer, a newly elevated role focused on driving companywide strategic initiatives and aligning Skyview's technology roadmap with its broader business transformation efforts.

Ethan Aragon has been promoted to Senior Executive Director, Business Strategy. In his expanded role, Aragon will work closely with business development, finance and executive leadership to identify and prioritize revenue opportunities while using analytics to guide strategic decision-making.

Skyview also announced the hiring of Nicholaus Tzineff as Revenue Analytics Strategist. Tzineff joins the company after more than a decade in leadership roles at ESPN, where he specialized in sales and research. At Skyview, he will work across research, finance and sales to help shape the company's revenue strategy.

Jones said the organizational changes are designed to sharpen strategy, improve efficiency and position Skyview Networks to respond more quickly to changes across the media landscape while supporting continued innovation and long-term growth.