About the Show

Philadelphia

Executive Leaders Radio – PA, NJ, DE 
 

Executive Leaders Radio conducts "elite interviews" of prominent CEOs, CFOs, and Presidents focusing on "what makes people tick."

The ten to twenty-five minute on-air interviews are really informal POSITIVE conversations. Guests may be asked about their background education, influences, mentors and early career experiences, asked about their business, what they do and who they serve. They may be asked about opportunities ahead, challenges they have faced or their senior management team. Interests outside of work, personal turning points and family sacrifices capture the unique human aspect behind these prominent leaders.

All of these questions are designed to help our audience learn “what it takes to succeed.”


CoHosts :

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Hanlon:

Andrew Hanlon grew up in Ambler and at the age of 11 he soaked toothpicks in cinnamon and sold them at school,  5 for 25 cents. At 12, Andrew thought that student wrestlers would like to have personalized jerseys so he created new jerseys which to this day, are still sold to wrestlers.  Drew has demonstrated the ability to take a product to market, starting at age 11 and continuing now today as President and Partner of Hanlon Creative.   He joined his brother in 2000, to build a fully integrated design and interactive agency.  For over 18 years, Hanlon Creative has developed award-winning creative with a client-centric mindset and proven process.

Andrew Hanlon, President,  Andrew@HanlonCreative.com

Newmark Knight Frank:

Jeff Mack was born in Philadelphia, grew up in Allentown, PA .He is the oldest of three. At the age of 15, while at boarding school, his parents divorced. As the oldest child, he assumed the role of holding the family together, which is what his role became as co-founder of Smith Mack & Company, the largest organically grown commercial real estate firm in the Philadelphia region. Smith Mack was sold in 2012 to Newmark Knight Frank (NASDAQ) where Jeff is a leading commercial real estate broker.

Jeffrey E. Mack, Partner,  JMack@ngkf.com

National Broadcast Schedule

Radio America: Radio America is a national network of radio stations airing quality talk radio programs. 

Tune into:

www.radioamerica.com 

www.radioamerica.org

Airs Nationally Sundays from 7:00am – 8:00am


Listed below are just some of the radio stations that broadcast our program nationally:  

KSRM 920/AM           Kenai, AK  

WATT 1240/AM         Cadillac, MI

WANI 1400/AM         Auburn, AL

WEBJ 1240/AM         Brewton, AL

KBNP 1410/AM          Portland, OR

WTAY 1570/AM         Vincennes, IL

WTAY 94.3/FM          Robinson, IL

KNTR 94.3/FM           Lake Havasu City, AR

​WNWS 101.5/FM       Jackson, TN

KAHI 950/AM            Auburn, CA

KACT 1360/AM          Andrews, TX

WARK 1490/AM        Hagerstown, MD

KQTY 1490/AM          Borger, TX

WABJ 1490/AM         Adrian, MI 

KVBR 1340/AM         Baxter, MN

KNTR 94.3/FM           Lake Havasu City, AZ   

WARK 98.9/FM         Hagerstown, MD       

WFHG 92.9/FM         Bristol, VA

WZGM 1350/AM       Charlotte, NC

Local Broadcast Schedule:

WCHE 1520AM:  WCHE 1520AM is a commercial radio station located in West Chester, Pennsylvania, broadcasting to the western suburbs of the Philadelphia, PA area on 1520 AM. WCHE broadcasts and streams over the internet a variety of talk shows, and a mix of hits from the 1950s and 1960s. 

Tune into:

 www.WCHE1520.com

  

Airs Sundays from 12:00pm – 1:00pm


Recorded From These Credible Locations

University City Science Center  -  www.sciencecenter.org​​​

Villanova School of Business​​​   -    www.Villanova.edu

WHYY  -  www.whyy.org​​​​         

​​​​Drexel University  -   www.drexel.edu          

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Greater D.C. Metro

Executive Leaders Radio – PA, NJ, DE 
 

Executive Leaders Radio conducts "elite interviews" of prominent CEOs, CFOs, and Presidents focusing on "what makes people tick."

The ten to twenty-five minute on-air interviews are really informal POSITIVE conversations. Guests may be asked about their background education, influences, mentors and early career experiences, asked about their business, what they do and who they serve. They may be asked about opportunities ahead, challenges they have faced or their senior management team. Interests outside of work, personal turning points and family sacrifices capture the unique human aspect behind these prominent leaders.

All of these questions are designed to help our audience learn “what it takes to succeed.”


CoHosts :

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Association for Enterprise Growth:

Mark Haas grew up in Akron, Ohio. He started earning money as a caddy at age 12, while delivering newspapers and doing yardwork for neighbors, which created a network of cross-referrals. He always saw the big picture and connections, which is why he now runs a boutique strategy and performance advisory firm for midmarket businesses and nonprofits. He is also Co-Founder and Board Chair of the Association for Enterprise Growth (AEG), an ecosystem of seasoned advisors in complementary disciplines. He created AEG to fix a critical problem with specialized professional advisory services by integrating advice to address an owner's personal, business and monetization needs throughout the company lifecycle.

Mark Haas, Co-Founder and Board Chair, mhaas@enterprisegrowth.org 

John Yetman grew up in Bowie, Maryland. He has been an entrepreneur from an early age selling firewood, cleaning gutters, making and selling doughnuts. At age 7 he and a friend ran the first “curbside, drive-through garage sale” in the city – which was chronicled with a picture and writeup in Bowie Blade newspaper. Today John is a Wealth Manager and Co-Founder of The Association for Enterprise Growth (AEG). The AEG helps business owners grow their business, create value, align their business and personal goals and transfer or sell the business on the owners terms.

John J. Yetman, CIMA, jyetman@enterprisegrowth.org

Potomac Companies, Inc.:

Joe Applebaum,  at the age of 12, Joe started his window washing business which he ran to the age of 23 and was earning more than many of his friend’s parents. Joe is the original partner who brought this show to Northern Virginia, which is now the leading business radio show on the East Coast...Joe’s day job is CEO of Potomac Companies, which helps employers control the future cost of healthcare.

Joseph Appelbaum, Presidentja@potomacco.com

National Broadcast Schedule

Radio America: Radio America is a national network of radio stations airing quality talk radio programs. 

Tune into:

www.radioamerica.com 

www.radioamerica.org

Airs Sundays from 10:00am – 11:00am   


Listed below are just some of the radio stations that broadcast our program nationally:  

KFPW 1230/AM           Ft. Smith, AR

KFPW 96.7/FM            Ft. Smith, AR

KZNG 1340/AM           Hot Springs National Park, AR

KZNG 105.5/FM          Hot Springs National Park, AR

KNTR 94.3/FM            Lake Havasu City, AZ

WENG 1530/AM         Englewood, FL

WENG 107.5/FM         Englewood, FL

WNWF 1470/AM         Brewton, FL

WBAC 1340/AM          Dalton, GA

​WBLJ 1230/AM           Dalton, GA

WCIL 1020/AM           Carbondale, IL

WCIL 107.9/FM           Carbondale, IL

WJPF 1340/AM           Herrin, IL

WJPF 99.5/FM            Herrin, IL

KEUN 1490/AM          Eunice, LA

WBCH 1220/AM         Hastings, MI

WMMI 830/AM          Mt. Pleasant, MI

WMMI 92.3/FM         Mt. Pleasant, MI

KBNP 1410/AM          Portland, OR

KRFE 580/AM            Lubbock, TX

KBSN 1470/AM          Moses Lake, WA  

WOGO 680/AM         Chippewa Falls, WI

Local Broadcast Schedule:

WFED 1500AM:   Federal News Radio is heard throughout the Greater Metropolitan Washington Area at 1500 AM and in Frederick, Maryland at 820 AM. Potential audience is more than 4 million.  WFED/WWFD has more than 80,000 listeners.

 Tune into:

 www.federalnewsradio.com  

Airs Sundays from 9:00AM – 10:00AM  


Recorded from These Credible Locations

Arlington Chamber of Commerce - www.arlingtonchamber.org  ​​

George Mason University, School of Business - ​​​www.gmu.edu

 

 

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WHAT OUR GUESTS SAY?

Thanks for the follow up, the show was great fun, not at all what I expected!! Herb is a maestro, and really made it flow. A great experience, well organized, and much more fun than anyone ever imagined. Not to mention the great people I met there, who I hope will become friends.

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Gary Marshall
SunGard Availability Services
www.sungardas.com

I think it went well. Herb is a pro! The team made me feel very comfortable. Thank you VERY much for this tremendous oppty!!

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Ken Diamond
President & CEO, Win The View

The show was fun and easy to do.

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Wayne Smolda
CEI Founder & Chairman

I had a most enjoyable experience that I will remember with fondness and pleasure. Herb is a gracious and accommodating host who made the event flow as if it was an everyday experience for me. I listened to the show this morning and enjoyed hearing myself on the radio being interviewed by Herb and his Guest Host, it is one of those events that a makes a person smile with pride.

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Rich Julason
Director US Facilities, Macrovision

‎"Thank you for inviting me to be a part of this radio show. I wholeheartedly believe everything happens for a reason, and it seems to me, meeting you all has already made my world a better place. I wasn't so sure about how this all would go, but after listening to you all, and the other guests, I get it.. we all have a story, and we all connect to pieces of eachother.. if only all people could feel connected, find the similarities, the common bonds, and value of that connectivity.. maybe the hate would fade, strangers could smile, and this world could start to heal! ‎"

Kelly L. Green
Executive Director
Help Hope Live

www.helphopelive.org