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Showing posts with label Sacramento. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sacramento. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 21, 2014

JJ Ryan Joins B92.5 Sacramento

1-16-14

Clear Channel Sacramento has named JJ Ryan PD at "The New B92.5, Today?s Country". Ryan began his radio career at age 14 and has held on-air positions in Syracuse, Rochester and Phoenix before spending 10 years as Operations Manager for two separate clusters in Arkansas. He joins the Sacramento team from Clear Channel Tulsa, where since 2012 he served as PD and On-Air Host for 106.1 The Twister. In 2013 Ryan also added Program Director and On-Air duties at 92.1 The Beat.



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Friday, May 10, 2013

Entercom Sacramento Promotes Jim Fox

5-7-13

KRXQ/KKDO Station Manager Jim Fox has been promoted to Operations Manager for Entercom Sacramento. Fox will now lead the Entercom Sacramento brands, including KRXQ-98 Rock, KKDO-RADIO 94.7, 107.9 The End, KSEG-The Eagle, KBZC-Star 106.5, and KCTC-ESPN 1320AM. 

He?ll work closely with Station Managers, Curtiss Johnson (KSEG), Nikki Nite (KDND/KBZC), and Brian Lopez (KCTC) to maintain and continue developing these winning brands in the Sacramento market. 

Fox is a 32-year radio veteran, having worked in San Jose, Fresno, Memphis, and Fort Wayne before coming to Entercom Sacramento in 2003 to become Station Manager for KRXQ-98 Rock. In 2010, he took over a similar role and launched KKDO-RADIO 94.7 and has guided both stations to success. Fox will continue his day-to-day supervision of RADIO 94.7 and 98 Rock in addition to his new responsibilities.  

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Sunday, February 24, 2013

Shannon Takes Over in Sacramento for Entercom

2-22-2013

Sean Shannon, currently the D.O.S for Entercom Seattle, has been promoted to VP/Market Manager for Entercom Sacramento. He will take over next week for John Geary who retired after a 45-year career in radio. Shannon, a 24-year radio veteran, has been with Entercom since 2009, and prior to that he had 8-year stints with both Clear Channel and Fisher Broadcasting.

Entercom Regional President Deborah Kane said, ?I am very excited for Sacramento and for Entercom to be able to promote from within and reward the solid results Sean has produced in Seattle these last four years. Sean is a dynamic individual.  His passion for the business, intelligence and authenticity are great fits for leading these incredible brands to the next level.? 

Shannon said, ?Our brands are unique, our ratings are formidable and we are a market leader in revenue. Entercom is in a strong position in Sacramento; my goal is to make us even stronger. I can?t wait to start working with this incredibly gifted team.?



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Thursday, May 3, 2012

Milner New Sacramento Clear Channel Manager

5-1-2012
It's a return to Clear Channel for Milner who will oversee the company's cluster of six in the 27th ranked  market in the country. Milner says he's thrilled about the new gig. He'll report to Susan Karis. Milner has been in the industry for more than 21 years with previous experience at Clear Channel in Portland. Milner returns to Clear Channel from Entercom San Francisco, where he served as VP of Sales for the past five years. 

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Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Rise Guys Go From Sacramento to San Fran

July 11, 2011

The Sacramento Bee is reporting that "The Rise Guys" a long-time morning show on KHTK- AM in Sacramento is moving to KBWF-FM (Entercom) San Francisco. The program will air in the 6-10 a.m. slot starting Aug. 1. Joining them will be Dan Dibley, who came to Sports-Radio 95.7FM in June from KNBR (680 AM), where he was a producer for morning programming. Lowe will remain with KHTK, Cottingim said, although his new role has not been finalized. Don Geronimo will replace "The Rise Guys" in the 5:30-10 a.m. slot. The "Carmichael Dave Show" will air from noon until 3 p.m. Grant Napear's longtime afternoon show will expand to four hours, starting at 3 p.m.



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