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SummitMedia Names Aaron Wilborn Omaha Market President


Aaron Wilborn
Aaron Wilborn

SummitMedia has appointed Aaron Wilborn as Market President of its Omaha operations, overseeing the company's radio stations, digital platforms and events business. Wilborn joins SummitMedia from Dick Broadcasting Company, where he has served as President since 2018, directing the company's radio group along with its digital and events divisions.

A broadcast executive with more than 25 years of experience in radio and digital sales, Wilborn previously served as President and CEO of Apex Media Corporation in Charleston, SC, where he oversaw radio, digital, outdoor advertising and information technology operations.

Earlier in his career, he held senior sales and market leadership positions with Clear Channel/iHeartMedia in Jacksonville, FL, West Palm Beach/Treasure Coast, FL, and Washington, DC.

"I'm incredibly excited to join SummitMedia," said Wilborn. "Omaha is an outstanding market, and I look forward to working alongside our talented team to strengthen our advertiser relationships and make a lasting impact in the community."

SummitMedia Executive Vice President Randy Chase welcomed Wilborn, citing his leadership experience and the company's growth opportunities in Omaha. "Aaron brings discipline, focus and energy to the Omaha market," said Chase. "With Omaha growing at an accelerated pace, we see tremendous potential for our stations, our advertisers and our team."

SummitMedia's Omaha cluster includes KQCH-FM (Channel 94.1), KSRZ-FM (Star 104.5), KEZO-FM (Z92), home of the syndicated "Todd N Tyler Radio Empire," and KKCD-FM (Classic Rock 105.9).

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