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Anderson New Salem Dir./Government Relations as Hauth Retires


Nic Anderson
Nic Anderson

Salem Media Group announced today that following a 34-year relationship with the company, Russ Hauth will retire October 22. In his time with Salem, Russ served as SVP, heading up National News and Public Affairs. He also served for many years as Executive Director of the National Religious Broadcasters Music License Committee and was Salem's chief negotiator on music licensing related issues. In more recent years Russ has directed Salem's Office of Government Relations.

Minneapolis General Manager Nic Anderson will take on Government Relations duties in addition to his continuing role as GM. Nic is active with Minneapolis Broadcasters Association ("MBA"), an active participant in the state leadership conference and in July of this year was hand-selected by the MBA to travel to Washington DC as part of a fly-in where he represented the MBA, Salem, and the National Association of Broadcasters. He has a deep passion and talent in this area and understands the unique aspects of Salem which impact our strategies and how the company communicates inside and outside of the beltway.

"It's always good to reward talented people inside the company when new opportunities arise," said David Santrella, President of Broadcast Media, Salem Media Group.

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