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ACM Elevates Melissa Moldovan to Director Communications


Melissa Moldovan
Melissa Moldovan

The Academy of Country Music promotes Melissa Moldovan to Director, Communications, Media Relations & Radio. A Chicago native, she joined the Academy in 2015, fresh off a four-year stint at the syndicated radio show "The Big Time with Whitney Allen," where she worked as an assistant producer and fill-in co-host while simultaneously developing the show's social media marketing strategy.

Her work there led to the creation of a social media staff position, which Moldovan undertook in addition to her other roles. Once she joined the Academy of Country Music, Moldovan has been an integral part in leading on all publicity, marketing, radio and promotional efforts throughout her past six years.

In her role as Director, Moldovan executes and oversees all media relations, radio promotions, and leads on Academy and ACM Lifting Lives press materials. Additionally, Moldovan will oversee media relations and radio promotions while the 57th ACM Awards makes its live debut on Amazon Prime Video, marking the first time a major awards show will stream live.

Moldovan will also lead those same efforts on Academy of Country Music Honors, ACM Party for a Cause events, ACM Lifting Lives events, red carpets, and work closely with the marketing and events teams. With the support of her department, PR Task Force and Radio Task Force, she will also work to create new and strategic initiatives to benefit the Academy of Country Music entity.

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