iHeartMedia announced today that Pedro Javier Gonzalez has been named Senior Vice President of Programming for Miami, effective immediately. Read more: Grace Blazer Named Senior Vice President of Programming at iHeartMedia Miam.
iHeartMedia Miami has a strong cross-platform presence and includes a number of iconic brands and franchises � both broadcast and digital � encompassing eight stations comprised of music, talk and news formats.�
iHeartMedia has the leading consumer reach and influence across multiple platforms and delivers more live programming than any other media company.
As Senior Vice President of Programming, Pedro Javier (�PJ�) will be responsible for programming, social, digital and marketing strategy. He will report to Shari Gonzalez, Market President for iHeartMedia Miami.
�PJ Gonzalez� deep understanding of audience preferences, creative vision and strategic leadership will undoubtedly elevate our stations� content and engagement.
We�re thrilled to welcome PJ to our team and look forward to his contributions in shaping the future of our market�s audio landscape.�
PJ has served as Senior Vice President of iHeartLatino since 2018 where he�ll continue in that role. His previous experience includes VP of Content at Univision Radio and VP of Programming for Uno Radio Group Puerto Rico.
�I am thrilled and fully committed. I’m prepared to work closely with our outstanding team and capitalize on the distinctive opportunities presented by the dynamic and constantly evolving Miami market,� Pedro Javier Gonzalez said.
PJ replaces Rob Miller who will remain at iHeartMedia as a strategic advisor for the Hot AC format and other projects.
iHeartMedia is the leading media outlet in the Miami market with multiple platforms, including its broadcast stations; live events; data; and its digital businesses and platforms, including mobile, social and its own iHeartRadio, iHeartMedia�s free all-in-one digital music, podcasting and live streaming radio service � with 3 billion app downloads and more than 160 million registered users.