Mark O'Brien to Run DC For Cumulus

2-8-13

Mark O?Brien is the new Market Manager for Cumulus in Washington, D.C. O?Brien will oversee ad sales and station operations. He joins Cumulus with more than 25 years of advertising and marketing experience within the radio industry and most recently served as Vice President and Market Manager for Clear Channel in Jacksonville, Fl.

?We?re fortunate to have Mark joining the D.C. team. He?s a consummate broadcast professional with a history of building high-performance sales teams,? said Jon Pinch, Chief Operating Officer/Executive Vice President of Cumulus. ?Coupled with his intimate knowledge of the Beltway, Mark is the perfect choice to run this important cluster.?

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Mark O'Brien New Manager for Clear Channel Jacksonville

4-26-2012

Clear Channel has six stations in the Jacksonville cluster and O?Brien will take over immediately. He replaces Aaron Wilborn, who been named Director of Sales, effective immediately. O?Brien has more than 25 years of broadcasting experience at the senior level.  He started as the Director of Sales at WTOP News in Washington, D.C. and then served as VP/GM of WASH FM, DC101 FM and Z104 FM.  In 2004 O?Brien moved to ZGS Broadcasting, where he worked with the Spanish stations in the Washington, D.C., Tampa and Miami markets as Vice President and General Manager. He also previously served as Vice President of Sales for the Washington Redskins Radio Network.  

Prior to joining Clear Channel Media and Entertainment Jacksonville, O?Brien served as Vice President of Southeast Regional Sales for Westwood One, where he managed 18 markets for the past five years.  In addition to experience in the radio industry, O?Brien was also awarded the Presidential Award for Community Service in 2003. 

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Tom O'Brien Promoted in Detroit

O'Brien named the new VP/Market Manager for Cumulus in the Motor City. The Cumulus Michigan cluster includes the legendary WJR-AM, WDVD FM, and WDRQ FM. O?Brien moved to WJR in 2004, and has been General Manager there since February, 2011. He said "I'm thrilled and consider it a privilege to lead these three great radio stations. Cumulus Detroit will continue to serve the community, our listeners and advertisers, and our employees."

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