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Operations Manager – Cumberland, MD
WVRC Media is looking for an Operations Manager for its 6 station radio group in beautiful Cumberland, MD. A great company that still believes in being local and heavily involved in the community, WVRC Media in Cumberland houses six unique award-winning radio stations – 94.1 QZK, Magic 100.5 (WDYK), 100.1 The Wolf (WVMD), 99.5 DZN, 1390 AM WKLP and 1230 AM WCMD.
Can you provide leadership and oversight in the execution of excellent on-air sound and image for the award-winning radio group? If you are a problem solver and a great time manager then this is a perfect opportunity for you in a great radio company. Job responsibilities include, but are not limited to, hosting a live Afternoon air shift on legendary CHR 94.1 QZK, managing the operations staff, overseeing all studios, organizing promotional events, and monitoring all stations to ensure a high degree of competitiveness. Knowledge of Music Master Scheduling System; Wide Orbit Radio Automation and Adobe Audition is a must!
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WVRC Media is an equal opportunity employer and is dedicated to providing broad outreach regarding job vacancies. We seek the help of local organizations in referring qualified applicants to our company. Organizations that wish to receive our vacancy information should contact Kelly Ayersman at West Virginia Radio Corporation by calling 304-296-0029.
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: $15.00 - $25.00 per hour
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Full Time
Television & Broadcasting
$96k-121k (estimate)
06/21/2024
10/18/2024
wvradio.com
CHARLESTON, WV
25 - 50
1940
SARAH SHAVER
<$5M
Television & Broadcasting
West Virginia Radio Corporation was founded in 1940 when Agnes and Herbert Greer placed WAJR-AM on the air in Morgantown, West Virginia. The call letters were the maiden initials of Mrs. Greer (Agnes Jane Reeves). In 1948 WAJR-FM was put on the air as the first FM station in WV and one of the first commercial FM stations licensed in the US. The call letters were changed to WVAQ in 1981. Upon Mrs. Greer's death in 1972, company ownership passed on to her three grandsons: Richard, John and David Raese. Dale Miller was elected President of West Virginia Radio Corporation in 1984. A year later the... firm began the MetroNews Radio Network a statewide news, information and sports network distributed via satellite. MetroNews has grown to more than 50 news affiliates and owns exclusive radio and TV rights to the West Virginia SSAC State High School championships in basketball, football & baseball. In total, West Virginia Radio Corporation operates and/or controls a total of 28 radio stations based in six physical locations. WVRC's Corporate headquarters are located at 260 Spruce Street in Morgantown.
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