Cnyradio.com is reporting, Mimi Griswold has announced plans
to retire from her duties as Vice President of Programming for Syracuse-based
radio operator Galaxy Communications at the end of this year. She cited some
recent events in her personal life. Griswold will continue to host Blue Moon
Cafe, and she’ll serve as a programming consultant.
Griswold was hired in 1992 to program K-Rock, when it
started as WKLL in the Utica-Rome market. When Galaxy expanded into the
Syracuse market a year later, she saw the expansion of K-Rock to 100.9 WKRL,
and she also oversaw programming for TK99 (WTKW). Griswold was promoted to her
current position as VP of Programming in 1998.
Ed Levine, President and CEO of Galaxy, said Griswold
“helped lead our growth from one radio station in the back of a diner to
fourteen radio stations and a position as one of the nation’s leading
independent broadcasters. I’m just thankful that she will continue to be on the
air with Blue Moon Cafe as well as having access to her programming knowledge
by being a consultant to Galaxy.”
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