iHeartMedia announced today that Mark Glynn has been appointed Area President for Washington, effective immediately. The iHeartMedia Washington markets include sixteen iconic station brands across both broadcast and digital formats, offering a diverse lineup of music, talk and news programming.
In his new role as Area President, Glynn, who is currently Market President in Seattle, will add oversight of the Spokane market operations to his responsibilities. He will report to Nick Gnau, Division President for iHeartMedia.
“Mark is a dynamic leader with a proven track record of success in the media industry. Since the day I met him, his passion for his team and his ability to foster a collaborative and creative work environment has been effective and impressive, making him the perfect person to lead Spokane to the success he’s achieved in Seattle,” said Nick Gnau, Division President for iHeartMedia.
As Market President for the Seattle Area at iHeartMedia, he has led his team to new heights, forging impactful partnerships and elevating the Seattle cluster. Previously, he excelled as Senior Vice President of Sales, demonstrating a keen ability to drive revenue and build strong client relationships. He was recognized as one of Radio INK’s Best Managers in Radio in 2023.
“I’m honored to lead iHeartMedia Washington. In an era where audio thrives as a powerful medium, our brands in Seattle and Spokane stand at the forefront, poised to continue our legacy of success. I am grateful for the support of our dedicated sales teams and leaders in both markets,” said Mark Glynn.
iHeartMedia is the leading media outlet in the Washington markets with multiple platforms, including its broadcast stations; live events; data; and its digital businesses and platforms, including mobile, social and its own iHeartRadio, iHeartMedia’s free all-in-one digital music, podcasting and live streaming radio service – available across more than 500 platforms and over 2,000 devices including smart speakers, digital auto dashes, tablets, wearables, smartphones, virtual assistants, televisions and gaming consoles.
