Women In Radio Announces New Membership Program

MIAMI, Fla. (September 23, 2019) – Women In Radio (WIR) will launch a new membership program on September 30, which will offer affiliates access to exclusive professional opportunities, one-on-one consultations, and much more. The organization supports and encourages the advancement of women in the radio industry.

“Developing a space that offers support to women in an industry that is male dominate was important to me,” said Meaghan Taylor, Founder of Women In Radio. “This organization was created due to a need for mentorship and professional development that, many women such as myself, experience at the beginning of your radio career.”

This new program offers three levels of membership including Month to Month ($9.99), Annual ($100), and Lifetime ($500). Each tier includes access to resources in an eLearning Center, updates on upcoming WIR events, professional development consultations, and discounted merchandise.

The Annual Membership also includes a member-only black card and preferred seating at the annual WIR event. While the Lifetime Membership offers access to the green room at the yearly event, along with the opportunity to join a conference call to discuss and plan content and events for the following year.

Each year the organization hosts an annual event that allows attendees to learn from a panel of women in the industry. Past panelist includes Power 105.1’s Angela Yee and Honey German, Hot 97’s Jen from BK, iHeartMedia’s Thea Mitchem and Helen Little, and WNSH-FM’s Katie Neal.

Taylor also shared, "We've recently launched a new event, Dinner in the City, which travels nationally and allows women to connect through genuine conversation during a night out.”

WIR continues to capitalize on the digital era with a large social media presence, with over 8k followers, expanding its reach well beyond the radio station walls.

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About Women In Radio:

Women In Radio was founded in July 2016 with the mission of supporting the advancement of women in the radio industry. This national organization has hundreds of members who are ready to tackle diversity and inclusivity in radio. More information on Women in Radio can be found at www.womeninradio.org.