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Marketron Promotes Bo Bandy

Posted: 18 Jul 2022 10:03 AM PDT https://www.radioworld.com/news-and-business/people-news/marketron-promotes-bo-bandy


From our People News page: Marketron promoted Bo Bandy to senior vice president of marketing.

“Since joining Marketron in 2019, she has made a huge impact across the entire company,” it said in the announcement. 

“From building up the marketing team to successfully launching the
Marketron NXT and Marketron REV products, Bandy has been a driving force
behind some of Marketrons largest efforts.”

CEO Jim Howard commended Bandy’s “marketing expertise, professionalism and tenacity to every initiative she’s run.”

Bandy’s title until now was VP of growth marketing. She worked prior for
Gogo Business Aviation, ReadyTalk and Namco Networks America.

Send announcement for People News, particularly technical and executive management roles, to radioworld@futurenet.com.

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Majority of Broadcast Engineers Got a Raise, 2022 Survey Says

Posted: 18 Jul 2022 09:35 AM PDT https://www.radioworld.com/news-and-business/programming-and-sales/majority-of-broadcast-engineers-got-a-raise-2022-survey-says


The Society of Broadcast Engineers recently published the results from its seventh-annual compensation survey to determine salary levels and benefits among radio and TV broadcast engineers.

Conducted from April 1 to June 3, 2022, the anonymous, 23-question survey gathered information about job titles, broadcast market size, experience
and certifications held, among other demographic data.

According to survey highlights shared with Radio World, of the 275
respondents, 65% of which work in radio, 67% reported that they received a raise in the last 12 months. Of those who received raises, the majority reported a 2-3% increase in salary.
(Photo via SBE)

Survey highlights also indicate that the bulk of respondents were between
the ages of 51-69 and had anywhere from 21 to 50 years of experience. This
data emphasizes recent concerns about radio engineers aging out of their profession as the median age skews to the right.
(Photo via SBE)

When respondents were asked about which, if any, certifications they held, nearly 50% of certifications came from the SBE. For those respondents who worked solely in radio, survey results show that the average salary with
SBE certification was $91,711 while those without said certification made $84,352 annually.
(Photo via SBE)

“As our survey and industry surveys before have shown, individuals who hold SBE Certification on average earn a higher salary than those who do not
hold SBE Certification, said SBE President Andrea Cummis. It pays to be SBE-certified.”

The complete results of the survey are available at no charge to SBE
members. The survey is available through the SBE Bookstore.

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