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Cumulus Media Signs Rob Roberts to New Multi-Year Deal


Rob Roberts
Rob Roberts

Cumulus Media inks Rob Roberts to a new multi-year contact extension as VP/Hot AC for the company and Program Director of WRQX-FM (Mix 107.3) Washington, DC. Roberts joined Cumulus in 2006 as Operations Manager of WWWQ-FM (Q100) and WNNX-FM (99X) Atlanta. He added PD duties for Q100 in January, 2008. Prior to Cumulus, Roberts spent over 14 years as OM/PD of Clear Channel/iHeartMedia CHR WHYI-FM (Y100) Miami and as Regional VP/Programming for the company.

Executive VP/Content & Programming Mike McVay said, "Rob Roberts has shown his strength as a programmer who can turn around and maintain a radio station's ratings. His work at Mix 107.3 (WRQX) is impressive. The station is a leader in D.C. and in the industry due in large part to Rob and how he manages a great team of great talent."

Cumulus Washington DC VP/Market Manager Jake McCann added, "We are excited and lucky to have Rob Roberts continue to lead WRQX in our nation's capital. Rob has done incredible job bringing MIX back into its position into as one of D.C.'s most listened to and highest-rated stations. Rob is a great coach and programmer and has the right vision for continued growth in the years to come."

Roberts said, "The last two years have been some of the most exciting of my life, working alongside VP/Market Manager Jake McCann, Operations Manager Bill Hess, my brother from another mother, VP of Sales Ken Roberts, and SVP Dave Milner. I feel Cumulus D.C. is ready to own 2019 and beyond. A special thanks to Mike McVay who has been a touchstone throughout my career going back to the late ‘80's. He was key in pulling a kid from Albuquerque and dropping me in Miami to show what I could do. I will be forever grateful."

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