Chris Kellogg
About Chris Kellogg
Chris Kellogg serves as the Operations Manager at Cumulus Media, where he has worked since 2004. He has a background in audio production and extensive experience in managing operations for various radio formats.
Work at Cumulus Media
Chris Kellogg has held the position of Operations Manager at Cumulus Media since 2004. He has worked in the Columbia, Missouri Area for 20 years, overseeing the operations of various radio stations. His responsibilities include managing a diverse group of stations such as News Talk 1260 WFTW, Coast 93.3, Z 96, 99 Rock, and NASH FM 105-5. Kellogg's role involves ensuring smooth operations and effective programming across these platforms.
Previous Experience at Learfield Sports
Before his tenure at Cumulus Media, Chris Kellogg worked as an Audio Producer at Learfield Sports from 1999 to 2000. This role took place in the Columbia, Missouri Area and lasted for one year. His experience in audio production contributed to his skills in managing radio station operations.
Current Role at Westwood One
In addition to his work at Cumulus Media, Chris Kellogg has been serving as a Music Programming Assistant at Westwood One since 2015. His role spans nine years, during which he has gained valuable experience in music programming, further enhancing his expertise in the radio industry.
Education and Expertise
Chris Kellogg studied at the University of Missouri-Columbia, where he achieved knowledge in Literature, History, Psychology, and Education. This educational background supports his multifaceted approach to radio operations and programming, allowing him to engage with diverse content and audiences effectively.
Extensive Format Experience
Chris Kellogg possesses extensive format experience in various music and talk genres. His expertise includes Adult Contemporary, News Talk, Classic Hits, Oldies, Classic Rock, AAA, and Country. This diverse knowledge allows him to cater to different audience preferences and manage programming effectively across multiple radio stations.