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Clear Channel brings Mark Remington back to Colorado
Remington returns home to Colorado as Clear Channel’s new President/market manager for its three stations in Colorado Springs. He’ll oversee KIBT “The Beat”, KKLI “K-Lite” and KVUU “My 99.9.” Remington last served as GSM for Clear Channel’s Atlanta rocker WKLS. He’s also previously served as Market Manager for Clear Channel’s Denver cluster. He replaces Bob Richards.
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