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Cincinnati, Spokane and Memphis Station Managers

Unique opportunities for energetic self-starters with strong work ethic to help build new stations in the Cincinnati, Spokane and Memphis markets; successful start-up experience a definite plus. Working knowledge of the markets preferred. Prerequisities inlcude record of success in sales and management and a proven ability to build and work on a team. All positions offer competitive salary/full benefits packages, lucrative performance-based bonuses and long-term incentives. Immediate openings. EOE. Please send detailed resume including salary history in confidence to: Hiring Manager, First Broadcasting, 750 North St. Paul, 10th Floor, Dallas, TX 75201 or email attention Hiring Manager at [email protected].

Hmmmmm.......
 
> Posted on Allaccess
>
> Cincinnati, Spokane and Memphis Station Managers
>
> Unique opportunities for energetic self-starters with strong
> work ethic to help build new stations in the Cincinnati,
> Spokane and Memphis markets; successful start-up experience
> a definite plus. Working knowledge of the markets preferred.
> Prerequisities inlcude record of success in sales and
> management and a proven ability to build and work on a team.
> All positions offer competitive salary/full benefits
> packages, lucrative performance-based bonuses and long-term
> incentives. Immediate openings. EOE. Please send detailed
> resume including salary history in confidence to: Hiring
> Manager, First Broadcasting, 750 North St. Paul, 10th Floor,
> Dallas, TX 75201 or email attention Hiring Manager at
> [email protected].
>
> Hmmmmm.......
>

It just sounds like they want someone to run and fine-tune MAX-FM.
 
> > Posted on Allaccess
> >
> > Cincinnati, Spokane and Memphis Station Managers
> >
> > Unique opportunities for energetic self-starters with
> strong
> > work ethic to help build new stations in the Cincinnati,
> > Spokane and Memphis markets; successful start-up
> experience
> > a definite plus. Working knowledge of the markets
> preferred.
> > Prerequisities inlcude record of success in sales and
> > management and a proven ability to build and work on a
> team.
> > All positions offer competitive salary/full benefits
> > packages, lucrative performance-based bonuses and
> long-term
> > incentives. Immediate openings. EOE. Please send detailed
> > resume including salary history in confidence to: Hiring
> > Manager, First Broadcasting, 750 North St. Paul, 10th
> Floor,
> > Dallas, TX 75201 or email attention Hiring Manager at
> > [email protected].
> >
> > Hmmmmm.......
> >
>
> It just sounds like they want someone to run and fine-tune
> MAX-FM.
>

First Broadcasting has no knowledge of the markets. Otherwise they would realize that their stations do not reach the heart of the Cincinnati market with a strong signal. Two Georgetown OH stations and an Oxford station is not what I'd describe as stations that can be built in the Cincinnati market. Good luck to whoever gets that gig...they'll need it.
 
First just hired a new Market Manager/GM for Cincinnati not too long ago (replacing the guy who just left the company), so maybe they are looking to expand further here.

And trust me on this - they know full well how far those signals do and do not reach in the market.

>
> First Broadcasting has no knowledge of the markets.
> Otherwise they would realize that their stations do not
> reach the heart of the Cincinnati market with a strong
> signal. Two Georgetown OH stations and an Oxford station is
> not what I'd describe as stations that can be built in the
> Cincinnati market. Good luck to whoever gets that
> gig...they'll need it.
 
> First just hired a new Market Manager/GM for Cincinnati not
> too long ago (replacing the guy who just left the company),
> so maybe they are looking to expand further here.
>
> And trust me on this - they know full well how far those
> signals do and do not reach in the market.
>
> >
> > First Broadcasting has no knowledge of the markets.
> > Otherwise they would realize that their stations do not
> > reach the heart of the Cincinnati market with a strong
> > signal. Two Georgetown OH stations and an Oxford station
> is
> > not what I'd describe as stations that can be built in the
>
> > Cincinnati market. Good luck to whoever gets that
> > gig...they'll need it.
>
And they still plan to move the Oxford license to Mason, which will give them a better signal once they move the transmitter.
 
> > First just hired a new Market Manager/GM for Cincinnati
> not
> > too long ago (replacing the guy who just left the
> company),
> > so maybe they are looking to expand further here.
> >
> > And trust me on this - they know full well how far those
> > signals do and do not reach in the market.
> >
> > >
> > > First Broadcasting has no knowledge of the markets.
> > > Otherwise they would realize that their stations do not
> > > reach the heart of the Cincinnati market with a strong
> > > signal. Two Georgetown OH stations and an Oxford
> station
> > is
> > > not what I'd describe as stations that can be built in
> the
> >
> > > Cincinnati market. Good luck to whoever gets that
> > > gig...they'll need it.
> >
> And they still plan to move the Oxford license to Mason,
> which will give them a better signal once they move the
> transmitter.
>

Out of curiosity does anyone know how much First bought the Georgetown stations for (WAXZ & WAOL)? Also are they still planning to move WAXZ to Salt Lick?
 
> Out of curiosity does anyone know how much First bought the
> Georgetown stations for (WAXZ & WAOL)? Also are they still
> planning to move WAXZ to Salt Lick?

4.1 million for the two stations, and 5.6 million for WOXY.
 
> And they still plan to move the Oxford license to Mason,
> which will give them a better signal once they move the
> transmitter.

FWIW, the transmitter will not be in Mason, but ... are you ready?

Monroe.

HAH!
 
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