Tag: Country Radio Seminar

The average shareable story-find is one per week. However, last Thursday night, there was a hat trick, and I will share all three experiences in the order they happened.

“I wouldn't have enjoyed the success that I have and got to do the things that I have done over the course of my career had it not been frankly for CRS.”

“I remember keynote people that really blew me away. Terry Bradshaw comes to mind. He was one of the finest keynote speakers we ever had. Coach Lou Holtz."

“I’ve been on record before, and I'll say it again. I really credit a lot of my career success to CRS. When I first came there in the prehistoric times of the 1980s, I really was just blown away by the level of expertise, commitment, and smart people.”

The agenda is set; you’ll need a roadmap to maximize your time. Despite the robust agenda, seminars are mostly about networking.

"I want to have that opportunity to learn new things and hear how other people are doing what they do in their market."

The constant message was the educational part; the things that we can bring to attendees that they can take back to the radio station are critical, and the planning and the preparation and strategy behind each session is such that it's useful and it's applicable almost immediately

“Pick out something in the news today and tell me how you would “seize the moment.”’

It’s been said, “It takes 30 years to build a reputation and 30 seconds to destroy it.”

The Tom Rivers Humanitarian Award is awarded to an individual who displays a magnanimous spirit of caring and generosity in service to his or her community.