A radio broadcasting veteran, Kathy joined Cumulus Broadcasting in March, 2003 to lead thier 8 station cluster in Toledo, OH. One of Cumulus' top markets, Kathy's priority will be to maximize the revenue conversion on the excellent brands Cumulus controls in Toldeo. Kathy was highly interested in joining a growth company on the come and hopes to apply her experience to increase value for Cumulus shareholders. Prior to joining Cumulus, she most recently served as Executive Vice President, Market Manager for Clear Channel in Chicago where she was responsible for implementing the cluster as a single business unit strategy developed by AMFM and continued by CCU. She supervised over 300 employees while the cluster generated $141M in annual revenues. As Vice President and GM of WTJM-FM "Jammin' 105" in New York City, where after helping to launch the station in December 1998, she orchestrated a 148% revenue increase. Prior to Jammin' 105, she was the General Manager of New York's Q104.3-FM, which emerged as New York's only classic rock station after a competitive format challenge which resulted in 35 year heritage rocker WNEW leaving the format. Kathy's other experience includes General Manager positions with KLOL-FM in Houston and KBEQ-AM/FM in Kansas City, as well as Station Manager experience at KCFX-FM in Kansas City. Her Chicago background includes five years as General Sales Manager of WLUP-AM/FM. Kathy's radio career began in Detroit as an Account Executive with Major Market Radio Detroit and WXYZ-AM.

"I still consider myself an agent for change," says Stinehour. "We have been through dramatic changes in the radio industry since consolidation and while some have been painful, the majority have been for the best. We are going to be living and working in a constant state of "whitewater" as noted author Steven Covey describes it. Those leaders able to embrace change and put it to work positively will be successful and those who resist will be gone." She says that deregulation has allowed radio to offer customers better products and the sort of integrated marketing programs that were previously unavailable. "With each year that passes, more and more customers are learning to take advantage of what consolidation has to offer and many are seeing significant market share growth as a result."