Media Moves

Fox Networks Group (FNG) is welcoming two new individuals to its Global Solutions team, with each taking newly created SVP roles for the sales division. One of the new hires once worked for USA TODAY. The other new hire has worked for the New York Mets baseball club.

Video monetization technology and services provider Ooyala has appointed a high-tech business leader with nearly three decades of its experience to serve as its new CEO.

iHeartMedia has been forward-thinking in its creation of a Digital Program Director to take up cross-platform advertising and marketing opportunities at some of its biggest market clusters. In the San Francisco Bay Area, the company has turned to a veteran who has worked as such internet players as Stitcher, and at such now-defunct legendary radio stations at WNEW-FM 102.7 in New York.

For its new SVP/Corporate Research, Univision Communications looked to a former PBS executive for its top candidate for the job. This individual is already settled in to his new role, and will now be based in New York, where he reports to EVP/Corporate Research Jed Meyer.

The nation's biggest owner of radio stations has picked Donna Pickett for a key digital marketing role. A Time Life veteran, Pickett will take the position of EVP/Marketing, Digital Products at iHeartMedia.

A New England radio industry veteran has been given national stripes as iHeartMedia's new SVP/Live Entertainment & Events.

Danny Lowry, described as "a world-class professional who is skilled in promoting a collaborative team culture," has been selected to serve as the VP/Radio National Sales for one of the largest Spanish-language radio companies in the U.S.

A nine-year DISH Network veteran has been named VP of DISH Media Sales, overseeing both DISH and Sling TV's advertising sales, analytics and operations.

A longtime association member, former Chairman of the Board and current Foundation Secretary/Treasurer has been named "Incoming Executive Director" of the Radio Television Digital News Association and Foundation (RTDNA/F).

The longtime WKRN-2 in Nashville sales leader succeeds Brian Bracco, who is retiring this month as the head of Scripps' duopoly in the market.

He now serves as a key liaison between Dielectric and TV/radio broadcasters across the region, providing sales and customer service support.

A 21-year media veteran who most recently served as Market President for iHeartMedia’s Norfolk station group has been called back to St. Louis to bring a little more spirit to a five-market region.

The former research chief of Media General has followed that company's former COO to Verance Corporation to take on the brand-new position of VP/Head of Research.

Westwood One today will promote Mark Wildman to a newly expanded role at the network sales and programming arm of Cumulus Media. He joined WW1 in October 2016 after a run at William Morris.

Entercom's choice for a CFO brings it to Travel Leaders Group, the largest travel agency company in the U.S. This individual also played a key role at LIN Media prior to its acquisition by Media General.