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Caldaronello Joins Local Radio Networks 24/7 Music Formats


Matt Caldaronello
Matt Caldaronello

Local Radio Networks (LRN) appoints Matt Caldaronello to its 24/7 music format experts as VP/Affiliate Sales. The announcement comes days after Caldaronello resigned from Cumulus Media's Westwood One Network, where he worked as Vice President of Affiliate Management. The move occurs only 18 months after three former Westwood One executives have joined LRN's expanding team. More executive announcements are expected in the coming weeks.

"Matt is one of network radio's most highly respected affiliate sales and relations professionals," commented LRN President/CEO Steve Swick. "He is passionate about the 24/7 music format business and cares deeply about the radio station owners and operators who rely and depend on superior quality content and service, combined with local control. His long-term relationships will be an asset to the radio stations migrating to LRN. On behalf of our long-time Vice President of Affiliate Sales, Donna Halverson, and our entire team, I am delighted to welcome Matt."

"Broadcasters are ready for a positive change," stated Caldaronello. "LRN is dedicated exclusively to 24/7 music programming, which allows them to focus entirely on the needs of local broadcasters. LRN's strategic relationships with ABC News Radio for award-winning news and with Skyview Networks for advanced XDS satellite delivery add more high-quality options for affiliates. I'm excited about the opportunities and new tools that I can now offer owners and operators, including maximum flexibility and control, along with quick turnaround solutions."

Caldaronello has more than 20 years of network radio experience in 24/7 music formats. During his most recent role as VP/Affiliate Management for Westwood One, he oversaw approximately 800 station affiliations and was responsible for generating new affiliate business and renewals.

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