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iHeartMedia Names Clyde Bass Area President for TX-AR


Clyde Bass
Clyde Bass

iHeartMedia names Clyde Bass as Area President for the newly formed Texas-Arkansas Area, effective immediately. He'll be responsible for ten markets, including Beaumont, Waco, Bryan, McAllen and Corpus Christi, TX and Fayetteville, Fort Smith and Little Rock, AR along with Wichita, KS and Springfield, MO. Bass joins the Texas-Arkansas Area from the Arkansas Area, where he most recently served as the Area President.

"I am so excited to add Clyde's leadership to an already strong cluster of markets in Texas. Clyde's passion for our industry, his knowledge of our products and the success he has shown through many roles with iHeartMedia make him the perfect fit to lead this newly formed Area. I look forward to seeing these Areas continue to succeed as one," said iHeartMedia Division President Nick Gnau.

"It's been my honor to be involved for the last ten years with some of the legendary stations that I grew up listening to here in Arkansas, and now to be reunited as Area President with the team in Texas makes me even more energized over what iHeartMedia provides to advertisers and listeners," added Bass.

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