IHEARTMEDIA ORLANDO NAMES JEREMY RICE PD

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Thursday, March 31, 2022

IHEARTMEDIA ORLANDO NAMES JEREMY RICE PD

iHeartMedia has named Jeremy Rice Program Director for XL1067 and Magic 107.7 in the Orlando market, effective immediately.

In his new role, Rice will oversee all on-air content as well as music and digital programming operations. He reports to Rick Everett, SVP of Programming for iHeartMedia Orlando and Jacksonville.

“Jeremy has an extensive background and knowledge in the CHR and AC format and Is a perfect fit to lead our programming team in Orlando at XL1067 and Magic 107.7,” said Everett.

“Jeremy has big shoes to fill. We are confident he has the experience and expertise to continue the success of our brands here in Central Florida, welcome aboard, Jeremy,” added Barbara Latham, President for iHeartMedia Central Florida.

“I am thrilled to join the iHeart team and be a part of that winning culture. XL 106.7 and Magic 107.7 are amazing Superbrands that exemplify the success of iHeartMedia Orlando,” shared Rice.

Rice joins iHeartMedia Orlando from Cox Media Group, where he spent over 20 years and most recently served as the Top 40 Format Leader for all CMG stations as well as PD for WBLI, Long Island. He replaces Brian Mack, who was recently promoted to iHeartMedia’s National Programming team.