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Dee Doers Brings 30 Years of Experience to iHeartMedia’s MidNorth Area

iHeartMedia has appointed Dee (Devon) Doers as Area President for the MidNorth region, which includes markets in Minnesota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin. In this role, Doers will oversee six key iHeartMedia markets: Rochester (MN), Bismarck, Minot, Dickinson, and Grand Forks (ND), and Eau Claire (WI).

Dee Doers Brings 30 Years of Experience to iHeartMedia’s MidNorth Area

Doers’ focus will be on expanding opportunities for advertisers through iHeartMedia’s diverse platforms, which include broadcast radio, digital, social media, and live events. He will lead the team in leveraging the company’s extensive reach, strong relationships, and iconic brands to foster growth and deliver measurable results for clients.

Dee Doers previously served as the Vice President of Sales at iHeartMedia Minneapolis. His career also includes a leadership position as the Director of Sales for Townsquare Media in Bozeman, MT. With almost three decades of experience in the industry, Doers is well-equipped to lead iHeartMedia’s MidNorth markets and further innovate in the digital and audio space.

Shosh Abromovich, iHeartMedia’s Division President, expressed excitement over Doers’ appointment, praising his strategic vision and track record of driving growth. Doers himself shared his enthusiasm about leading the MidNorth region, stating, “There’s tremendous opportunity ahead as we continue to innovate across audio and digital. I’m energized to drive growth, deepen client partnerships, and elevate our impact across every market.”

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