Regent Communications
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Regent Communications, Inc. NASDAQ: RGCI is an American radio broadcaster, based in Cincinnati, Ohio, which owns approximately 70 radio stations in small and medium radio markets in the United States. The company has radio stations in Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, New York, and Texas.
RGCI was founded in 1996 by Terry Jacobs and Bill Stakelin. Jacobs has since retired from the company and Stakelin is its CEO.
As of April 2007, the board of directors of Regent includes 7 members:
- William P. Sutter, Jr. (Chairman of the Board) — adjunct professor of finance at Northwestern University's Kellogg Graduate School of Management, and principal with Hopewell Ventures
- William L. Stakelin — president and chief executive officer of Regent
- John H. Wyant — president of Blue Chip Venture Company
- Timothy M. Mooney (Chairman of the Audit Committee) — vice president of operations at St. Xavier High School (Cincinnati)
- Andrew L. Lewis IV — board member and advisor, Brynwood Partners
- John Ahn — principal, Riley Investment Management
- John DeLorenzon — CFO, Entravision Communications
[edit] External links
- Regent Communications — official site
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