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Citadel Media affiliate relations rep Tamara Karcev is leaving
She was brought on in December 2007 when Citadel hired Don Imus, based at New York’s WABC (770). Since then she’s worked on the Curtis Sliwa and Joe Scarborough shows as well, while focusing on the “I-Man” syndication. Karcev’s last day is Thursday, and her email is Karcev@hotmail.com.
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