RAB Elected New Slate of Officers for 2027
The Radio Advertising Bureau board members were unanimously approved during its autumn meeting.
Updated on Sept. 28, 2026 in People
The Radio Advertising Bureau (RAB) Board of Directors has elected a new slate of officers and directors to serve throughout 2027. The board members were unanimously approved during a meeting held in late September.
Why it matters
The board rotation establishes new leadership for the organization as it continues to navigate the evolving radio advertising landscape. These appointments reflect the strategic selection of industry representatives to oversee bureau operations in the coming year.
The board approved a total of 10 new officers and directors to lead the organization throughout the 2027 calendar year.
The players
Rob Babin
He is the newly elected Board Chair for the Radio Advertising Bureau.
Linnae Young
She was appointed to serve on the organization's Executive Committee.
Radio Advertising Bureau
It is the trade association that represents the American radio broadcasting industry.
The details
Rob Babin will serve as the new Board Chair, with Scott Sutherland acting as Vice Chair, Julie Koehn as Treasurer, and Jenny Nelson as Secretary. Erik Hellum transitions to the role of Immediate Past Chair, while Kevin LeGrett, Greg Davis Jr., Trip Savery, and Peter Tanz were also added to the Board of Directors.
Timeline
The RAB autumn board meeting concluded on September 24, 2026.
Market Landscape
The appointment of new leadership follows the standard governance cycle of the Radio Advertising Bureau. This shift maintains organizational stability as the bureau coordinates its 2027 efforts across its national membership.
The selection of new leadership determines the strategic direction for an organization that influences advertising standards across the country. Members and industry partners may see shifts in promotional focus or policy as the new board begins its term.
The takeaway
Effective board rotations are essential for maintaining continuity in large-scale industry trade groups. Stakeholders should monitor upcoming bureau initiatives for signs of strategic shifts under the new chair.
Further reading
For more on industry leadership changes, visit the United States People section.
