Home Login RADIO ONLINE RSS Facebook
Advertisement

Conclave Elects Bolke as Chairman, 5 New Directors


The Conclave's board of directors has elected 34-year industry vet Mark Bolke as the new Board Chairman. Bolke is currently VP/COO of A-Ware Software and begins his term immediately. He succeeds outgoing Board Chair, Envision's Tim Kelly.

Bolke commented, "The recently concluded summer learning conference reinforces the mission of the Conclave as a learning organization and the important role we play in our industry. I am thrilled to continue working with the existing Board and all of our newly elected Directors as their Chairman."

Previously Bolke served as co-founder and Executive Director of the Internet-based music testing service RateTheMusic.com. He's also programmed KDWB-AM & FM/Minneapolis, KPKE-FM/Denver and KRXY-FM (Y108) Denver. He also acted as a programming consultant for several U.S. outlets.

Conclave Executive Director Tom Kay said, "We're thrilled Mark has accepted the Chairmanship in a most challenging time for the Conclave and the industry. We're already begun to tap Mark's vast arsenal of experience as an air talent, program director, consultant, entrepreneur, and key executive for one of the industry's fastest growing software companies, A-Ware."

The board also elected five new members last weekend during its summer quarterly meeting: Citadel/Des Moines OM Steve Brill, Media Arts and Sciences CEO Dave Martin, technology guru and air personality Jay Philpott, BMI Assistant VP/Licensing Dan Spears and AURN VP/Affiliate Operations Lenore Williams.

Advertisement

Latest Radio Stories

RCS Worldwide CEO Philippe Generali to Retire Feb. 28
Philippe Generali
Philippe Generali
RCS Worldwide announced that President and CEO Philippe Generali will retire effective February 28, concluding a nearly three-decade run that helped shape the company into a global broadcast software leader. Generali will step away from day-to-day duties but remain involved for an additional 12 months as More

Hope Media Group Expands Audio Production Team
Hope Media Group
Hope Media Group
Hope Media Group has unveiled an expanded vision for its Creative Audio Team, introducing two new Director-level leadership roles as part of a broader strategy to grow its digital footprint, elevate audio storytelling, and strengthen ministry-driven content across broadcast and More

RAB, Nielsen Preview 2026 Audio Measurement Insights
The Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB)
The Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB)
The Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB) will host Nielsen for the first One Voice for Radio live presentation of 2026, offering an overview of recent audience measurement insights and what lies ahead for the coming year. The session, titled "A Look Back & A Look Ahead," will review a full year of data from More
Advertisement

Group Urges FCC to Pair Ownership Reform With LPFM Relief
FCC
FCC
The Low Power FM Advocacy Group is urging the FCC to modernize Low Power FM (LPFM) rules alongside any relaxation of broadcast ownership caps, warning that deregulation without parallel reforms would accelerate the loss of community-based radio service. In Reply Comments filed in the FCC's 2022 More

LABF Names Daniel Finn Director of Philanthropy
Daniel Finn
Daniel Finn
The Library of American Broadcasting Foundation (LABF) has appointed retired media executive Daniel Finn as its new Director of Philanthropy and Strategic Partnerships, a newly created role focused on expanding fundraising efforts and strengthening industry relationships. In the position, Finn will lead More

Laura Barron-Lopez to MC 35th First Amendment Awards
Laura Barron-Lopez
Laura Barron-Lopez
The RTDNA Foundation announced that award-winning journalist Laura Barron-Lopez will serve as Master of Ceremonies for the 35th annual First Amendment Awards on March 12 at the Watergate Hotel in Washington, DC. The First Amendment Awards recognize individuals and organizations that demonstrate 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