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Jasmine Sadry Named President of AWM Dallas-Fort Worth


Jasmine Sadry
Jasmine Sadry

Veteran broadcaster and media executive Jasmine Sadry has been named President of the Dallas-Fort Worth Affiliate of the Alliance for Women in Media (AWM). In her new role, Sadry will lead the organization in expanding membership, strengthening industry partnerships, increasing educational programming and creating new opportunities for media professionals throughout North Texas.

Sadry brings more than two decades of experience across television and radio, including sports talk, music, entertainment and news formats. Her career has included roles with FOX Sports Radio, KDGE (102.1 The Edge), KLLI (Live 105.3), KRLD-FM (105.3 The Fan), KSCS (New Country 96.3), ESPN San Antonio, WKDF in Nashville and Absolute Radio Country in the UK. Her television experience includes KVUE-TV in Austin and KDFW-TV (FOX 4) in Dallas-Fort Worth.

Sadry currently works as a media executive, growth strategist and advisor, helping media companies, content creators and brands develop programming, grow audiences and build advertising and partnership opportunities across broadcast, podcast and digital platforms.

"Media is evolving faster than ever, but one thing hasn't changed: relationships matter," said Sadry. "I'm honored to lead an organization that has spent generations investing in women across our industry, and I look forward to helping build an even stronger community for the next generation of media leaders."

The Dallas-Fort Worth affiliate is part of the national Alliance for Women in Media and provides professional development, networking, education and leadership opportunities for women working throughout the media industry.

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