Days After Leaving KMSB, Bob Simone Named General Manager of WLNS
Last week it was announced that Bob Simone was leaving his general manager post at Tucson’s KMSB amid the aftermath of the station’s shared services agreement with KOLD. Today it was announced that Simone has been named vice president and general manager of WLNS, Young Broadcasting’s CBS-affiliate in Lansing, MI.
“Bob brings a lengthy track record of effectively managing stations while strategically building their revenue streams,” Deborah McDermott, President of Young Broadcasting, said. “We look forward to having him aboard and leading WLNS‐TV to new levels of success in the greater Lansing marketplace.”
Simone brings 15 years of GM experience with him to Lansing. Before joining KMSB in 2009, Simone was GM of three different Fox stations: KDVR in Denver, KPTV in Portland, and WTFX in Philadelphia.
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