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MIW Adds Four New Members to its Board of Directors


Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio (MIW)
Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio (MIW)

Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio (MIW) is introducing four new members to its board of directors. They include Consulting Partner at Albright & O'Malley & Brenner Consulting Becky Brenner, Midwest Communications Vice President of Finance Dawn Krause, Mr. Master Senior Vice President Maria Laing-Smith and Audacy Vice President of Digital Audio Content Leslie Scott.

In addition to these four new members, 2024 MIW's board of directors includes:

  • Lindsay Adams, General Sales Manager for Good Karma Brands Chicago
  • Angie Balderas, Senior VP and Market Manager with Entravision
  • Erica Farber, President & CEO of the Radio Advertising Bureau
  • Lori Flowers, Manager, Integrated Marketing and Project Management for Radio One
  • Tricia Gallenbeck, Regional Vice President of Reno & Eugene, OR for Cumulus
  • Brittney Jackson, Director, Integrated Marketing for Radio One + Reach Media
  • Haley Jones, Head of Independents for Luminate
  • Sheila Kirby, Senior Vice President Sales Acceleration for Audacy
  • Jenna Miller, Play by Play Marketing Consultant for Good Karma Brands
  • Randi P'Pool, CEO of P'Pool Media
  • Ruth Presslaff, President of Presslaff Interactive

Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio consists of top-level female radio professionals who use their experience, influence and resources to help other women in radio develop management and leadership skills.

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