iHeartMedia Greensboro has announced the appointment of Sarah Quinn as cluster Marketing Director and midday host on CHR “Hits 100.3” WMKS High Point.
Quinn most recently served as midday host at Alpha Media Hot AC “Mix 94.1” WHBC-FM Canton OH and Marketing/Promotions Director. She has also been heard in college at Kent State University’s 89.7 WKSU.
iHeartMedia Greensboro announced today that Sarah Quinn has been named Marketing Director, effective immediately. In addition, Quinn will also broadcast weekdays and weekends from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on HITS 100.3.
iHeartMedia has the leading consumer reach and influence across multiple platforms and delivers more live programming than any other media company. As Marketing Director, Quinn will oversee all of iHeartMedia Greensboro stations internal and external marketing efforts and will be responsible for developing and creating marketing strategies in order to increase brand awareness, enhance business relationships, and assist with driving in revenue for the market. She will report to Zac Davis, Senior Vice President of Programming for iHeartMedia Greensboro.
“We had some great candidates from different backgrounds apply for this integral position, but Sarah possessed a unique skill set that really stood out to us,” said Davis. “Her beliefs and work ethic align well with what we’re doing here in Greensboro and she’s going to hit the ground running!”
Quinn joins the iHeartMedia Greensboro team from Alpha Media in Canton, Ohio, where she most recently served as the on-air talent for WHBC-FM as well as the Marketing and Promotions Director. She began her career at WKSU at Kent State University and is a graduate of Kent State University in Ohio.
“I couldn’t be more excited to join the iHeartMedia Greensboro team,” said Quinn. “Although I’m thankful for my time spent at Alpha Media and the lessons I learned to help me grow into the media professional I am today, I’m thrilled to start this new adventure in my career and contribute to iHeartMedia Greensboro growing success.”