Les Hollander Joins BusRadio
March 24, 2008 | 4:35 pm
BOSTON, March 24 /PRNewswire/ -- BusRadio today announced that Les
Hollander has joined the national radio network as the Executive Vice
President of Sales and Marketing. In his new role, Hollander is responsible
for national sales for BusRadio's innovative network, which reaches over
1 million school-age listeners every weekday during their daily bus ride.
Prior to joining BusRadio, Hollander served as Senior Vice President and
Regional Manager at CBS Radio in New York, where he was responsible for sales,
programming, marketing, engineering, talent selection and development of his
region, which included 28 radio stations in five markets. Hollander has also
served as Director of Sales at ClearChannel New York Radio and General Sales
manager at WHTZ-FM Z100 in New York.
"Les' extensive knowledge of the radio industry, coupled with his
leadership skills, make him the ideal addition to our team and our growing
radio network," said Michael Yanoff, CEO of BusRadio. "We are thrilled to have
Les on our team. He is sure to be a vital asset to the growth and development
of BusRadio."
Hollander holds a Bachelors degree and a certification in advertising and
public relations from the State University of New York at Buffalo. An active
fundraiser for the CJ Foundation for SIDS, the Cherry Family Fund and the
Ronald McDonald House, Hollander resides in Madison, NJ.
About BusRadio
BusRadio is a national radio network that brings age-appropriate music,
original programming, and public service messages to more than 1 million
listeners between the ages of 6 and 18 every weekday during their daily bus
ride. BusRadio reaches more than 10,000 buses in 160 school districts in 24
states. BusRadio is the fastest growing national media network in the youth
music space, a better alternative to inappropriate FM radio programming, and a
vital safety partner with school districts across America. BusRadio provides a
safer bus ride for students by providing school districts with valuable safety
features that help minimize driver distractions, and keep students seated,
well-behaved and occupied in a positive way. BusRadio's technology features
GPS, driver panic buttons tied directly to local emergency services, and
internal and external PA systems on every bus. Visit http://www.busradio.net
for more information and to listen to BusRadio programming.
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