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Hubbard Ups Steve Goldstein to President of 2060 Digital


Steve Goldstein
Steve Goldstein

Hubbard Radio names Steve Goldstein as President of 2060 Digital. He was most recently Senior Vice President Sales Strategy and General Manager of 2060 Digital. In his new role, Goldstein will increase his focus on growing 2060 Digital's brand and revenue footprint in the expanding digital marketing and advertising sector across the U.S.

Since its inception in 2015, 2060 Digital has become a revenue growth strategy for Hubbard Radio, providing a platform of digital agency services that help local, regional and national brands drive measurable business outcomes across an array of digital marketing channels. 2060 Digital operates offices in ten Hubbard owned and operated radio markets, as well as 2060 Digital's Shift division in Cleveland, Columbus, Indianapolis, Detroit and Nashville.

"I am thrilled to focus my full attention on our already thriving 2060 Digital business," said Goldstein. "Our talented ops team lead by VP/Ops Andy Shepherd, as well as our sellers and Hubbard Radio's market leaders are making a meaningful difference for our clients. I couldn't do this without the continued support of Ginny Morris and Dave Bestler, both of whom are committed to innovating and growing 2060 Digital. As we lean into new innovations, I am excited about the increased value 2060 Digital will provide to brands and the overall company."

EVP/Chief Financial Officer Dave Bestler commented, "Since 2019, Steve has done a great job leading our growing business at 2060 Digital as well as leading our overall sales strategy at Hubbard Radio. Given the explosive growth of our 2060 Digital business, promoting Steve to President of 2060 Digital and focusing his amazing talents exclusively here is both needed and exciting."

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