Tag: Meet the Leaders

"We love broadcast radio. We would not have the success we have in digital without the power, connection, and companionship of local radio. We don’t view radio as the growth engine, but as a core part of our DNA and offering. It’s highly differentiated and high impact for both audiences and clients"

"I don't think we're going to back down at any given point in time. We're just going to continue to evolve. Plus continue to put out the best experiences — not just product, but experience — for our fans."

"Having one-to-one relationships with our listeners is something that we need to continually always remember is the bread and butter of our business"

"Our business model all starts with we’re local content creators and not trying to get out of our way as it relates to distribution wherever our audiences are. That's where we want to go. Capped off with not a national sales strategy, but more hyperlocal"

"I think Red Seat Ventures really has a chance of being the next-generation network or next-generation provider for A-list talent. That's certainly our goal."

"We're going to be aggressive and be opportunistic. We're going to throw the old hangups out the door in terms of, ‘oh, this is competition, we can't do a deal with that person.' Why can't we?"

"I don't want to just take a job to show up and make sure the trains depart and arrive on time. I want to be part of building the tracks. That's the most challenging part, but also the most fun and rewarding part"

"Now, we've never been in a better position as a medium. The only problem is we are the only ones who know it."

"One of the things that stifles the advancement and change in the way we deliver a station's sound is the fact that we're so busy cranking it out that nobody has time to rewrite the rules."

“What we decided was to compete locally, we needed to have bigger footprints.”