Marv Nyren Is Back Running Stations

3-18-13

The former Emmis Market Manager will take over the Jacksonville Clear Channel cluster on April 1. Nyren decided not to stay with Merlin Media when Emmis sold Q101 and WLUP. He was with Emmis in Chicago and Phoenix for 11 years. After a short stint in the Emmis digital division, Nyren took a job with Clear Channel at Total Traffic.

Clear Channel has six stations in Jacksonville, 5 FMs and 1 AM. About his new position, Nyren said, "I am thrilled to have the opportunity to work with the talented staff and exceptional brands Clear Channel operates in Jacksonville. I look forward to continuing the success built over years in the market and can't wait to hit the ground running as the newest member of the Jacksonville team."

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Marv Nyren Goes From Emmis to Clear Channel

Nyren becomes the Regional Director of Affiliate Development in the Midwest for Clear Channel's Total Traffic. Nyren joins Total Traffic from Emmis where he spent many years. At Emmis he served as Sr. VP/Regional Manager for Phoenix, Indianapolis and Chicago, where he managed 10 radio stations and a staff more than 200 people. When Emmis sold its Chicago stations to Randy Michaels Nyren took a corporate job at Emmis.

As Regional Director of Affiliate Development for the Midwest, Nyren works with radio and television affiliates developing new business opportunities, as well as managing and growing existing station distribution.  The Midwest region includes Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Minneapolis, Kentucky, Wisconsin, as well as both North and South Dakota.  Nyren is based out of Chicago.

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Nyren Leaves Chicago Radio Stations. Goes Digital.

7/14/2011

One insider told Radio Ink yesterday it's like drinking from a water hose for Merlin in Chicago as they take over Q101 and WLUP - or whatever they are going to be called. Merlin has no General Manager for the stations as of yet and Marv Nyren has decided not to take a position with Merlin, opting to stay with Emmis. Nyren will take a job in the Emmis digital division.

Nyren will be staying in Chicago working with Angie May Cook. Nyren has been with Emmis for 11 years, 6 in Chicago and 5 in Phoenix. All we could get from Walt Sabo on a new GM hire was the one word response "undecided".

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