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Kent Dunn to Retire After 30-Year Career with BMG


Kent Dunn
Kent Dunn

After more than three decades of distinguished service, Kent Dunn, Vice President and Market Manager of Beasley Media Group's cluster in Augusta, GA, has announced his retirement. Dunn's final day with the company will be Friday, June 6.

Dunn's tenure with Beasley began in 1991, and he has since served in leadership roles across several major markets including Augusta, Tampa, and Fayetteville. Known for his strategic vision and commitment to team development, Dunn has been a driving force behind the company's local and regional success.

"After much thought and reflection, I've made the decision to retire and begin the next chapter of my life," said Dunn. "Beasley Media Group has been more than just a workplace-it's been my extended family. I feel incredibly fortunate to have spent over 30 years doing what I love, with people I deeply respect and admire. It's been an absolute privilege to work with late Company Founder George Beasley, Caroline, Brian and Bruce over the years."

Beasley Media Group CEO Caroline Beasley praised Dunn's career and lasting impact on the organization. "Kent's contributions to Beasley Media Group -- and to the radio industry at large -- have been nothing short of exceptional," said Beasley. "His strategic insight, collaborative spirit, and passion for radio have guided teams and inspired generations of broadcasters. We are deeply grateful for his decades of service and wish him all the best in his well-deserved retirement."

Throughout his career, Dunn received multiple accolades, including four of Beasley's Annual "General Manager of the Year" awards. Widely respected among colleagues and industry peers, Dunn's legacy is defined by his leadership, integrity, and commitment to excellence.

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