A New Chapter for WRNR Annapolis
In a move that has sparked excitement within the radio industry, veteran radio executive Steve Borneman has been appointed as the new General Manager of WRNR Annapolis. This appointment comes at a pivotal moment for the station, which has been making waves with its recent expansion efforts.
The Rise of WRNR
WRNR, affectionately known as "93.5 WRNR," has been making a strong comeback. After a brief hiatus, the station returned to the FM dial last July, reclaiming its spot at 93.5 FM. But that's not all; WRNR has been on a mission to broaden its reach, and it did so by securing an LMA (Local Marketing Agreement) with another 93.5 FM signal, this time serving the Silver Spring, MD area. This strategic move has significantly expanded the station's footprint, bringing its unique brand of radio to a wider audience.
A Visionary Leader Steps In
Enter Steve Borneman, a radio industry veteran with an impressive track record. His appointment as GM is a testament to his expertise and a strategic move by WRNR. Borneman has a deep-rooted belief in the power of local, community-focused radio, and his passion for this model is evident in his statement: "WRNR is exactly the kind of radio station I believe in... I'm excited to join the team."
Strengthening Operations and Digital Presence
Managing Partner Kirk Litton and WRNR President Jay Stevens both highlight Borneman's extensive experience as a key factor in his appointment. Litton believes Borneman's expertise will fortify WRNR's business operations and digital strategy, a crucial aspect in today's media landscape. Stevens adds that Borneman's understanding of WRNR's unique position as the "hometown station" in Annapolis makes him the ideal leader to guide the station into its next chapter.
A New Era for WRNR
As Borneman assumes his role on September 1, WRNR Annapolis enters a new era. With his wealth of knowledge and passion for community-focused radio, Borneman is poised to lead the station to new heights. The appointment of such an experienced leader signals a bright future for WRNR, and listeners can expect an even stronger connection to their local station.
Final Thoughts
The radio industry is constantly evolving, and WRNR's recent moves and Borneman's appointment showcase its commitment to staying relevant and engaging. It will be fascinating to see how Borneman's leadership shapes the station's future and how WRNR continues to innovate and connect with its community.
