The Radio Show comes to Washington, DC, September 29 through October 1. This year's show is a joint undertaking between the NAB and RAB. Media Services Group will be located at the headquarters hotel, the Grand Hyatt Washington.
If you would like to set up an appointment to meet, please drop me a line at:
mailto:george@mediaservicesgroup.com
I hope to see you in DC!
George
Media Services Group
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Tuesday, August 17, 2010
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Thursday, April 30, 2009
A Call to Action to the NAB and RAB
It has been reported that Clear Channel's most recent round of expense cuts includes Kimberly Cutchall's world-class training program. If true, this is a huge loss for the radio industry and an equally large opportunity for the NAB and RAB.
If there ever was a time for professional training and development in radio, it is now. The need is particularly dire in the sales departments, where qualified sales candidates are hard to find in all market sizes.
The NAB and RAB should seize this opportunity to capture a major industry resource: make a deal with Kimberly and her team, as well as Clear Channel, to take over and run the training business. And the industry should commit to supporting it by training personnel on an ongoing basis. Perhaps the state broadcasting associations can lend financial support as well.
We can't ignore radio's talent drain to new media and nine years of flat to declining revenue.
David and Jeff: What do you say?
George
Media Services Group
If there ever was a time for professional training and development in radio, it is now. The need is particularly dire in the sales departments, where qualified sales candidates are hard to find in all market sizes.
The NAB and RAB should seize this opportunity to capture a major industry resource: make a deal with Kimberly and her team, as well as Clear Channel, to take over and run the training business. And the industry should commit to supporting it by training personnel on an ongoing basis. Perhaps the state broadcasting associations can lend financial support as well.
We can't ignore radio's talent drain to new media and nine years of flat to declining revenue.
David and Jeff: What do you say?
George
Media Services Group
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