Wayne K. Brown, one of the most influential African-Americans in the radio business, lost his battle with liver cancer this past weekend.
With more than three decades of experience across broadcasting and marketing, Brown, 55, was considered a true industry pioneer.
“Wayne was a wonderful human being,” said Ms. Catherine L. Hughes, Chairperson & Founder of Radio One, Inc. “He made you feel like you were the most important person in the world when you were with him.”
Brown was the VP/GM of Radio One’s Atlanta market for eight years.
Brown also served as senior partner and associate publisher of Who’s Who publishing company. Prior to Radio One he spent 13 years at CBS Headquarters in New York City working for network TV & radio.
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