CRB Unveils Members Of 2023 CRS Agenda Committee
Country Radio Broadcasters, Inc has announced the members of its 2022-2023 CRS Agenda Committee.
Steering this year’s Committee are Joey Tack (WLHK/Indianapolis) as Chairman and Brent Michaels (KUZZ/Bakersfield) as Vice-Chair. Both have served in leadership positions on the 2021-2022 agenda committee but have swapped the roles in which they previously held.
“We’re thrilled with this year’s diverse group of professionals from all corners of the country music industry! I’m confident this superb team will meet the challenge and continue building on the last 53 years of CRS excellence,” Tack offers.
The committee includes Zena Burns (Futuri), Michael Chase (WMN), Emily Cohen Belote (Amazon Music), Beville Dunkerley (SiriusXM/Pandora), Karina Farias-Dey (Edison Research), Tim Foisset (Warner Music Nashville), Alek Halverson (iHeart Media), Shelley Hargis-Gaines (Broken Bow Records), Krista Hayes (Cumulus Nashville), Mason Meyer (Rubber City Radio), Nicole Michalik (Beasley Media), Tommy Moore (ACM), Ashley Morrison (Cox Media Group), Nick Steele (Audacy), Jesse Tack (Hubbard/Cincinnati) and Monta Vaden (Country Aircheck).
The CRS 2022-2023 Agenda Committee consists of volunteer professionals from all sectors of the country radio, streaming, and record industries. The committee is responsible for planning events for the upcoming year’s CRS.
CRS will return in 2023 from March 13-15 at the Omni Nashville Hotel. Registration for next year’s event will open later this year.
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