Industry News | TALKERS magazine (2024)

ByTALKERS | November 27, 2024November 27, 2024 by TALKERS

In an age of rapid information and rising concerns about misinformation, the Kansas Association of Broadcasters (KAB) announces the launch of its statewide KAB Trust Campaign: “Rooted in Community, Committed to Truth.” This initiative highlights the critical role Kansas broadcasters play as trusted sources of news and information. “Broadcasting is built on trust, accountability, and community connection,” KAB president Allison Mazzei tells TALKERS. “This campaign reminds Kansans of the unique value broadcasters provide – delivering accurate, timely, and trustworthy information in an era of misinformation.” To support this effort, KAB partnered with KMBC, Hearst, to produce customizable TV and radio spots, along with digital assets, available to Kansas stations at no cost. Stations are encouraged to customize and air the materials by December 1, 2024. The campaign directs audiences to learn more at https://kab.net/trust/. See ready-to-air TV spot here: https://vimeo.com/1024434772KAB board director and KMBC president/GMJustin Antoniottistates, “We are proud to be a Kansas Broadcaster. Working with the KAB, we were thrilled to develop a campaign to highlight the role of broadcasters and how we differ from social media and cable outlets.We work every day to earn the trust of families by keeping them safe, informed, and entertained.This campaign reflects the commitment local broadcasters make to our communities.”

The Trust Campaign provides Kansas broadcasters with:

• TV and Radio Spots: Customizable and ready-to-air ads emphasizing the reliability and commitment of local stations.

• Digital Assets: Graphics for websites and social media platforms to engage audiences online.

• No-Cost Resources: All materials are available at no cost to member stations, ensuring broad participation.

ByTALKERS | November 27, 2024November 27, 2024 by TALKERS

Yesterday (11/26), a Russian court in the Siberian city of Chita sentenced Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) journalist Nika Novakto four years in prison. “The unjust conviction of RFE/RL journalist Nika Novak continues Russia’s cruel pattern of persecuting and silencing journalists simply for reporting the truth,” said USAGM CEOAmanda Bennett.“Nika has been wrongly detained by Russia for more than 11 months on bogus charges. It’s time for her to be released without delay and allowed to return to her family.” “We condemn the unjust conviction and sentencing of RFE/RL journalist Nika Novak in Russia,” said RFE/RL President and CEO Stephen Capus.“These politically motivated charges are intended to silence individual reporters and cause a chilling effect. We call for Nika’s immediate release to her family.” Novak was first detained by Russia on December 25, 2023. Sources close to the investigation told RFE/RL on November 26 that Novak was found guilty of “collaboration with a foreign organization on a confidential basis.” Since 2022, Novak has collaborated with RFE/RL as a freelance correspondent for Siberia.Realities. She has been the head of the Gifted Center in Chita since 2021. Previously, Novak worked at ChitaMedia and served aseditor-in-chief of theZab.runews website. Learn more about Nika Novak’s case here.

ByTALKERS | November 27, 2024November 27, 2024 by TALKERS

TARIFFS? President-elect Donald Trump’s promise to hit the ground running and begin imposing tariffs on goods imported from Mexico, Canada and China coupled with the harsh response from our neighbors to the north and south topped the TALKERSYappy List in yesterday’s conversations across talk media in America. As reported yesterday, there is still a growing fascination – to the point of gossipy entertainment – among hosts and callers regarding the complicated alpha male relationship unfolding between Trump and Elon Musk. After that, Musk’s proposed budget cuts and layoffs of Federal employees, the economy, the Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire and the Russia-Ukraine war were among the most-talked-about stories followed closely by the migrant crisis and health care/abortion rights, according to ongoing research from TALKERS.

ByTALKERS | November 26, 2024November 26, 2024 by TALKERS

The celebration of Thanksgiving and Black Friday this week marks the start of one of the biggest shopping seasons of the year. With money on the table, both brick and mortar and e-commerce retailers need to capture consumer attention. This week’s Cumulus Media | Westwood One Audio Active Group®blog examines how AM/FM radio can deliver results for retailers this holiday season. Insights include:

• AM/FM radio advertising drives retail results:AM/FM radio reaches 77% of adults 18+ during Thanksgiving week and 78% during Christmas week

• AM/FM radio reaches consumers on the path to purchase:AM/FM radio has an 86% ad-supported in-car share of audio

• AM/FM radio drives store traffic:AM/FM radio boosted store traffic for home improvement, quick service restaurants, beauty retailers, and car dealers all saw store traffic lift

• AM/FM radio delivers digital impact for e-commerce retailers:AM/FM radio increases site traffic and has strong conversion from awareness to sales

• AM/FM radio has a proven track record for retail:AM/FM radio generates $16 of retail sales for every $1 of radio advertising.

Check out today’s blog post by clicking here..

ByTALKERS | November 26, 2024November 26, 2024 by TALKERS

President-elect Donald Trump’s controversial (some more than others) ongoing department head nominations topped the list again in yesterday’s conversations across talk media in America. There is still a growing fascination – to the point of gossipy entertainment – among hosts and callers with the complicated alpha male relationship unfolding between Trump and Elon Musk. The economy and War in the Middle East and Central Europe were again among the most-talked-about stories followed closely by the migrant crisis and health care/abortion rights, according to ongoing research from TALKERS.

ByTALKERS | November 25, 2024November 25, 2024 by TALKERS

Katz Media Group announces the retirement of Tucker Flood, president of Eastman Radio, after more than 35 years of dedicated service. Tucker will retire at the end of the year, leaving behind a legacy of innovation, growth and lasting relationships across the broadcast and advertising industries. Throughout his career, Flood has been a driving force within Katz Radio Group, known for his passion, strategic insight and commitment to excellence. His tenure has been marked by a unique ability to balance the business and relationship sides of the industry, forging deep partnerships with broadcasters and agencies that have propelled growth and success. Flood’s leadership journey includes years at the helm of Christal Radio and the re-establishment of Eastman Radio, where he built a high-performing team and consistently delivered outstanding results for Katz partners. As president of Eastman Radio, Flood has been instrumental in expanding opportunities and achieving new milestones, establishing Eastman as a trusted and influential player in the market. Beyond his role at Eastman, Flood has also been a pivotal leader across Katz Radio Group significantly contributed to advancing Katz’s systems, technology and programmatic capabilities. In addition, Flood has overseen Katz’s political and multicultural business, collaborating closely with EVPs Pat McGeeand Rick Ramosto broaden the company’s impact and enhance its offerings in these critical sectors. “Tucker’s contributions to our company and his mentorship to countless colleagues have been extraordinary,” Christine Travaglini, president of Katz Radio Group. “Working alongside him for over 30 years has been one of the greatest privileges of my career. His wisdom, friendship and guidance have left a lasting imprint on the entire organization and industry.” “Tucker’s leadership, vision and dedication have left an enduring legacy with Katz and the industry as a whole,” said Mark Gray, CEO of Katz Media Group. “We are profoundly grateful for his contributions and the impact he’s had on our team, partners and the broader media community — and wish him all the best in his much-deserved retirement.” “It has been an honor to work alongside so many talented colleagues and partners over the years. I am incredibly proud of what we’ve accomplished together and look forward to watching Katz continue to thrive,” said Flood.

ByTALKERS | November 25, 2024November 25, 2024 by TALKERS

President-elect Donald Trumphas tapped Salem Radio Network syndicated talk personality Sebastian Gorka to rejoin his team for a second go-around. This time, Gorka will serve as the deputy assistant to the president and as the senior director for counterterrorism. In a statement released by the Trump transition team: “Since 2015, Dr. Gorka has been a tireless advocate for the America First Agenda and the MAGA Movement, serving previously as Strategist to the President in the first Trump Administration.” Salem Radio Network VP/news and talk programming Tom Tradup(shown left) pictured with Gorka (right) tells TALKERS, “We will miss Seb dearly at the Salem Radio Network – he’s a great friend and a solid broadcaster. Our loss is America’s gain.”

ByTALKERS | November 25, 2024November 25, 2024 by TALKERS

THE BUZZ CONTINUES: The transition of presidential power dominated this past weekend’s conversation (11/23-24), highlighted by yapping over highly controversial appointments to cabinet and department head positions in the forthcoming Trump Administration. Predictions, questions, and concerns over the coming massive migrant deportation comprised the top story followed closely by speculation over what incoming Trump policies will have on inflation and a growing chorus of threats about a recession. There was also a lot of talk about how the new administration will impact the wars in the Middle East and Central Europe as well as abortion rights and health care according to the ongoing research of TALKERS.

ByTALKERS | November 22, 2024November 22, 2024 by TALKERS

Cumulus Media announces(11/21) that it has promoted Marv Nyrento regional vice president of Cumulus Media in Chicago, IL, and Minneapolis, MN. Nyren currently serves as VP/MM for Cumulus Chicago and adds oversight responsibilities for Cumulus Minneapolis to his purview. Nyren joined Cumulus Media in 2017 as VP/MM of Cumulus Chicago. Prior to that, he was vice president, corporate sponsorships for Chicago Public Media’s WBEZ-FM. Nyren also held roles as president/regional vice president for iHeartMedia’s 13 radio stations in Jacksonville, FL, and Brunswick, GA, and was regional VP/MM for Emmis Media for 12 years, managing the company’s stations in Chicago, Atlanta, Phoenix, and Indianapolis. Dave Milner, president, operations, Cumulus Media, tells TALKERS, “Marv brings a wealth of experience across multiple U.S. markets to this expanded role. Known for his highly effective and impactful leadership in Chicago, Marv will be a tremendous asset to our talented teams and strong brands in the Twin Cities.” Marv Nyren comments, “I’m deeply honored and grateful for the opportunity to lead the Cumulus Chicago team, and now, expanding to the Minneapolis market is truly a dream come true. Being part of both teams is a privilege, and I’m excited to contribute and make a positive impact in both markets.”

ByTALKERS | November 22, 2024November 22, 2024 by TALKERS

New York Attorney General Letitia James today (11/22) announced that a court found SiriusXM Radio, Inc. violated the law by forcing customers to undergo a long and burdensome process to cancel their subscriptions. AG James sued SiriusXM in 2023 after an investigation by the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) revealed that the company requires its subscribers to call or chat online with an agent to cancel a subscription and trains its agents not to take “no” for an answer. SiriusXM’s alleged illegal process deliberately draws out conversations with customers as part of a strategy to prevent them from canceling their subscriptions. “No one should have to endure a lengthy and frustrating process to cancel a subscription, and any company that forces customers to jump through unnecessary hoops to end their subscriptions is breaking the law,” said Attorney General James. “This decision found SiriusXM illegally created a complicated cancellation process for its New York customers, forcing them to spend significant amounts of time speaking with agents who refused to take ‘no’ for an answer. My office sued SiriusXM to protect consumers, and as a result of our actions, they will have to simplify their cancellation process to stop taking advantage of New Yorkers.” SiriusXM has approximately 35 million subscribers of which nearly 2 million are New Yorkers.

SiriusXM provided TALKERS with the following response: New York started this case last year by alleging that “SiriusXM has continued to engage in repeated and persistent fraud and illegality.” Today, we know, and the State of New York knows, that is not true.

Yesterday, the Court dismissed almost all of the charges against SiriusXM, and found that SiriusXM’s policies were neither misleading nor deceptive. Most importantly, the Court ruled that SiriusXM had shown through “a plethora of material… that they have taken repeated steps to avoid creating such an atmosphere” of fraud or deceit. While the Court found some technical violations of a Federal statute, it did not find that SiriusXM ever deceived anyone or committed any fraud. SiriusXM intends to appeal the Court’s ruling as to those technical violations.

Additionally, SiriusXM will abide by the recent FTC ruling when it goes into effect.

ByTALKERS | November 22, 2024November 22, 2024 by TALKERS

Cox Media Group news/talk outlet 102.3 KRMG (KRMG-FM), Tulsa hit a historic milestone on the 19th year of its annual Stories of Light fundraising campaign to benefit Make-A-Wish Oklahoma. The three-day event raised more than $326,000, pushing the collective amount raised since its inception over the $5 million mark. At the conclusion of a 52-hour radio broadcast, KRMG was able to announce on Thursday night (11/21) that its listeners had donated enough to provide more than 65 wishes for Oklahoma children from this year’s campaign. “We cannot think of a better way to kick off the holiday season than to help kids who need something to look forward to during treatment,” says Levi May, KRMG director of branding and programming. “This fundraiser has become part of KRMG’s history and are proud of the impact we have been able to make year over year for nearly 20 years.” During the two-and-a-half-day remote broadcast at LaFortune Park, KRMG featured the stories of Oklahoma kids who have had their wishes granted already. The emotional interviews shed light on how donations are spent locally and the impact they make on young patients. Make-A-Wish helps fulfill the wishes of children with critical illnesses and KRMG’s Stories of Light campaign is the organization’s largest fundraiser in Oklahoma. To learn more about the campaign, visit krmg.com.

ByTALKERS | November 22, 2024November 22, 2024 by TALKERS

The presidential transition and controversial Donald Trumpnominees were the most talked about topics on news/talk radio and media this past week (11/18-22). The withdrawal of Matt Gaetz‘s nomination received the biggest buzz. Beyond that, here’s how the stories stacked up: The Economy; Migrant-Border Crisis / Crime Abortion / Health Care / Education; Russia-Ukraine War; U.S.-Israel Relations; Climate Change / Race Relations / Trans-Gender Congressional Issues; Big Tech / Media Corruption-Bias / First Amendment Issues; and the Jake Paul–Mike TysonFight. To see the complete chart of the most talked about stories and people, please click here.

ByTALKERS | November 21, 2024November 21, 2024 by TALKERS

KIRO Newsradio is announcing the upcoming retirement of one of Seattle’s most influential and trusted broadcasters, Dave Ross. After 47 years with the station, Dave will step down on December 19, leaving a legacy that has deeply impacted both KIRO Newsradio and the Seattle community. In addition to Dave’s retirement, Colleen O’Brien, who has been a key voice on “Seattle’s Morning News”alongside Dave for many years, will also be stepping away from her role. Colleen’s last day on air will also be Friday, December 19th. Colleen has been an integral part of the morning show, providing sharp insights and a compassionate presence to Seattle listeners.

“Dave has not only been a trusted voice in Seattle but a powerful example of journalistic excellence,” said Tanya Vea, president/CEO of Bonneville International. “For nearly five decades, his dedication to truth and commitment to the Seattle community have left a lasting impact on KIRO Newsradio and beyond. We are deeply grateful for his service and the legacy he leaves behind.” “Dave’s curiosity and talent for making complex topics accessible is truly unique,” Bryan Buckalew, KIRO Newsradio director of news and talk programming said. “While his daily presence will be greatly missed, we honor his extraordinary career and the lasting legacy he has created at KIRO Newsradio.” Dave joined KIRO Newsradio in 1978 as a news reporter and anchor, quickly becoming a trusted voice for listeners across the Pacific Northwest. Known for his thoughtful commentary and balanced perspective, he has encouraged listeners to think critically about important issues for nearly half a century.

In 1987, he began hosting “The Dave Ross Show,”where his engaging storytelling and sense of humor made complex topics accessible and relatable. Since 2013, Dave has anchored “Seattle’s Morning News,”guiding Seattleites through daily headlines with clarity and insight. To celebrate Dave’s remarkable career, KIRO Newsradio will feature special on-air tributes, including appearances and messages from current and former colleagues. Local VIPs and prominent figures in the Seattle community will honor Dave’s legacy. Listeners are invited to share their own memories and tributes on MyNorthwest.com/DaveRoss, commemorating the moments that Dave has touched their lives. The station tells TALKERS, “‘Seattle’s Morning News’will continue with a new host in 2025, aiming to uphold the high standards that Dave has set over his 47 years with KIRO Newsradio.”

ByTALKERS | November 21, 2024November 21, 2024 by TALKERS

FM NEWS 101 KXL, Portland, OR has announced (11/20) that award-winning journalist Heather Robertsis joining “Portland’s Morning News,” where she will co-anchor from 5:00 to 9:00 each morning. Roberts comes to KXL from KBND in Bend, OR, where she was the news director and morning news anchor. She also currently owns and operates the Oregon Radio News Network, where she covers regional issues for radio stations across the state. Roberts also has experience in television, where she’s done everything from being a live truck operator, to anchoring the news, to moderating debates. “Heather is a consummate professional, who has demonstrated her news chops across Oregon,” said KXL news director Grant McHill, “When we started the process of searching for our next anchor, we made it a priority to find someone who has a relentless sense for finding the stories that matter. So, we’re fired up to welcome Heather to the team.” Roberts commented, “I’m thrilled to be part of such an amazing news team in my hometown.” Roberts and her husband have two children. They call North Portland home.

ByTALKERS | November 21, 2024November 21, 2024 by TALKERS

Today (11/21), Triton Digital released its Canada and U.S. Podcast Rankers for October 2024. The rankers are measured by Triton’s Podcast Metrics measurement service, and both include a reporting period of September 30, 2024 – November 3, 2024.

U.S. highlights include:

• Top podcasts based on downloads included “NPR News Now“ (NPR) at #1, “Up First” (NPR) at #2, and “The Dan Bongino Show” (Cumulus Podcast Network) climbing to #3.

• Top podcasts for listeners were “NPR News Now” (NPR) at #1, “Up First” (NPR) climbing to #2, and “Morbid” (Wondery) climbing to #3.

• Top podcast debuts included “Kill List” (Wondery), “Wiser Than Me with Julia Louis-Dreyfus” (Lemonada Media), “The Colin Cowherd Podcast” (iHeart Audience Network), “Two Girls One Ghost” (Audioboom), and “The Political Scene | The New Yorker“ (Soundrise/PRX).

• Triton Digital also welcomed a new network to both its U.S. and Canada Podcast Rankers – Lemonada Media.
Please see the Canada release HERE and the U.S. release HERE for the full findings.

ByTALKERS | November 21, 2024November 21, 2024 by TALKERS

Audacy Minneapolis’ 830 WCCO raised over $348,000 to provide meals and care for those in need for Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities during the 22nd annual “Hunger Mission Radiothon.” This brings the total amount raised to $4.6 million since the radiothon’s inception in 2003. Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities helps people rebuild their lives and aims to break the cycle of poverty. “We are deeply grateful to our fans who always show such tremendous generosity,” said Brad Lane, brand manager of WCCO. “This outpouring of support will continue helping UGMTC do the tremendous and necessary work they are engaged in every day here in the Twin Cities. It also demonstrates the power and relevance of this legacy station in the community!” “Our partnership with WCCO for the Hunger Mission Radiothon 2024 reflects the heart of our mission at Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities – coming together as a community to extend hope and transform lives,” says Pam Stegora Axberg, CEO, Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities. “We are deeply grateful for WCCO’s unwavering support in amplifying the stories of resilience and redemption that inspire us all to make a difference and bring the community together to give.” 830 WCCO’s 22nd annual “Hunger Mission Radiothon” was broadcast live (11/19) from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm inside the Mall of America Huntington Bank Rotunda.

ByTALKERS | November 21, 2024November 21, 2024 by TALKERS

President-elect Donald Trump’s controversial (some more than others) ongoing department head nominations topped the list again in yesterday’s conversations across talk media in America. The focus has turned to the allegations of sexual misconduct being raised against nominees Matt Gaetzand Pete Hegseth. There is still a growing fascination – to the point of entertainment– among hosts and callers with the complicated relationship unfolding between Trump and Elon Musk. The economy and escalation of war in the Middle East and Central Europe were again among the most-talked-about stories followed closely by the migrant crisis and health care/abortion rights, according to ongoing research from TALKERS.

ByTALKERS | November 20, 2024November 20, 2024 by TALKERS

FOX Nation will host its sixth annual Patriot Awards on Thursday, December 5that the Tilles Center for Performing Arts in Brookville, New York on Long Island. Emceed by Long Island native and FOX News Channel (FNC) top-rated primetime host Sean Hannity, The Patriot Awards will be streamed live on FOX Nation that evening beginning at 8:00 pm ET. An encore presentation will air on FNC on Sunday, December 8th at 10:00 pm ET.

In partnership with advertisers Tunnel 2 Towers, Patriot Mobile, Golden Corral and Belfor, the awards show will honor and recognize what are being described as “America’s finest patriots,” including military veterans, first responders and other inspirational everyday heroes. FOX News Media personalities, including Will Cain, Rachel Campos-Duffy, Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt, Harris Faulkner, Bill Hemmer, Abby Hornacek, Lydia Hu, Laura Ingraham, Johnny Joey Jones, Lawrence Jones, Brian Kilmeade, Martha MacCallum, Dana Perino, Judge Jeanine Pirro, Jesse Wattersand more will make appearances throughout the night and serve as presenters.

Throughout the evening, heroes will be honored in a number of categories, including the T2T Stephen Siller Back the Blue Award, FOX Weather Ultimate Patriot Award, FOX Nation Award for Service to Veterans, FOX Nation Salute to Service Award, FOX Nation Young Patriot Award, FOX Nation Culture Warrior Award, FOX Nation Award for Braveryand FOX Nation Award for Courage.

Leading up to the event, FNC’s “The Five” (5:00 – 6:00 pm ET) and “FOX & Friends”(6:00 – 9:00 am ET) will present live audience shows from the venue and attendees will have the opportunity to meet and greet the network’s top personalities.

Known for his trademark monologues and thought-provoking interviews, Hannity’s eponymous program has reigned as number one in its timeslot with viewers and the younger 25-54 demographic for more than 15 consecutive years, dominating the cable news competition. Throughout his tenure at FNC, he has interviewed numerous key newsmakers and political figures. A superstar of both talk TV andradio Hannity is currently ranked #1 on the TALKERS“Heavy Hundred” list of the 100 Most Important Radio Talk Show Hosts in America

FOX Nation is a direct-to-consumer on-demand streaming service designed to complement the FOX News Channel experience with a members-only destination for its most passionate and loyal super fans. Featuring nearly 10,000 hours of content, the subscription service includes lifestyle, and entertainment content, as well as historical documentaries and investigative series from a multitude of FOX News personalities.

ByTALKERS | November 20, 2024November 20, 2024 by TALKERS

The Alliance for Women in Media (AWM) celebrated the achievements of eight trailblazing leaders at the Gracies Leadership Awards, yesterday (11/19) at Tribeca 360° in New York City. The event honored these extraordinary women for their significant contributions to the media industry, showcasing their leadership, vision and dedication to excellence across broadcasting, journalism, digital media and beyond. In addition to the awards, the luncheon featured a special fireside chat with Andrea Mitchell, recipient of the Gracies Icon Award. As NBC News’ chief Washington correspondent, chief foreign affairs correspondent and host of MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports,” Mitchell shared her incredible journey in journalism, offering powerful insights into her decades-long career. Her conversation with Libby Leist, executive vice president of “TODAY” and “Lifestyle” highlighted the importance of elevating women’s voices in the media, mentorship and the lasting impact of bold, investigative storytelling made possible by diligent homework, checking your facts and doing research. Honorees pictured above at the event (l-r): Sylvia Strobel, AWM Legacy Leadership Award recipient and president/CEO, Twin Cities PBS; Holly Tang, CFO, NBC Universal Entertainment; Jennifer Leimgruber, EVP entertainment programming, Premiere/iHeartMedia; Andrea Mitchell, recipient of the Gracies Icon Award – NBC News’ chief Washington correspondent/ chief foreign affairs correspondent and host of MSNBC’s “Andrea Mitchell Reports“; Deborah Parenti, president/publisher, Streamline Media (Radio Ink, RBR + TVBR); Jen Sargent, CEO, Wondery; and Sylvia Bugg, chief programming executive/GM, PBS. Not pictured, Sonia Coleman, ESVP/ chief human resources officer, The Walt Disney Company.

ByTALKERS | November 20, 2024November 20, 2024 by TALKERS

Lotus Seattle Corp in Seattle, Washington is seeking an enthusiastic, highly motivated Account Executive/Radio Sales-Account Executive. The company is looking for someone who can connect with clients and help them achieve their business objectives through effective Broadcast and digital advertising. The ideal candidate will possess excellent communication skills, have an enthusiastic and outgoing personality, along with a drive to succeed. Most importantly – they are looking for hard-working salespeople who want to have FUN at work, make money, and help local businesses grow. Compensation: · $55,000 – $70,000. Salary plus commission which varies by product and platform. This role is also eligible for various benefits, including the following: medical and dental insurance, vision, basic life insurance, 401K plan, plus more. Lotus Seattle Corp. is a subsidiary of Lotus Communications Corp. and is a media, entertainment and digital marketing services company that owns and operates radio properties. Lotus Communications Corp. operates 48 radio stations in the Western United States including stations in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Sacramento, Boise, Tucson, Fresno, Seattle and Bakersfield. To apply, please send your resume to hr@lotuscorp.com. For more information about the position and its requirements, please click here.