iHeartMedia Philadelphia Appointed New Leadership
The company elevated internal and external talent to lead its local market operations and sales divisions.
Updated on Oct. 3, 2026 in People
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iHeartMedia Philadelphia has named Jeff Moore as its new Market President while promoting Chris Squire to the role of Senior Vice President of Sales. Both appointments became effective on October 3, 2026.
Why it matters
These leadership changes aim to unify station programming and digital content under Moore's oversight while Squire manages multi-platform sales operations to maximize revenue.
The Philadelphia division manages a cluster of six radio stations. Jeff Moore brings 10 years of company experience to his new role overseeing programming and digital content.
The players
Jeff Moore
He is the newly appointed Market President of iHeartMedia Philadelphia who oversees station programming.
Chris Squire
He is the new Senior Vice President of Sales at iHeartMedia Philadelphia who manages broadcast and online operations.
The details
Jeff Moore, a Temple University graduate, previously built a decade-long tenure within the company. Chris Squire, who graduated from Loyola University in Chicago, joins the team after serving as a General Sales Manager at Townsquare Media.
Timeline
The appointments for Jeff Moore and Chris Squire became effective on October 3, 2026.
Market Landscape
These executive moves reflect the ongoing industry-wide shift toward integrated digital and broadcast sales models. The firm is aligning its regional leadership to better compete against diversifying media rivals by centralizing programming and sales strategies.
Listeners can expect continued programming at the company's six local stations as the new management team takes over. Advertisers may see shifts in how the station handles multi-platform campaigns across broadcast and social media.
The takeaway
These changes emphasize the importance of blending traditional radio presence with digital advertising expertise to maintain revenue. Listeners and clients should look for updated contact points for sales inquiries as the new leadership team settles into their roles.
Further reading
For more information on executive moves in the region, visit the People section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Radio Facts Media.
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