RnM launches 'Leadership'

We are a serious, radio and music experts as RadioAndMusic.com website development process, and mainly in India, radio and music industry professionals and international markets addressed, advertisers, clients and media buyers Plus with the concerned agencies and employers bodies, and in the space of all other types of associations.

We ensure that RnM, we briefly mention it, a fair, active aggregator and broadcaster of interest to business information and media and entertainment, and marketing across the B2B space will benefit all current and aspiring professionals like to and advertising.

Company and section leaders and aspiring young professionals alike with feedback from many conversations, that they have a serious B2B website tells us that news, information, trends, reportage, analysis, a deep dive discussions and issues, challenges will offer explorations of looking and achievements across the board.

Everyone wants a deep dive.

Young professionals look for learnings from industry, leadership, strategy and thought leaders in all areas of operations. This feature, as well as to highlight important aspects affecting the industry, RadioAndMusic.com is starting a series entitled, simply, "Leadership", which is a distinguished professional with an in-depth interview feature will.

We lead the series we started with a freewheeling chat with a young veteran - Prashant Pandey, ENIL and CEO, Radio Mirchi, India's most successful private FM network's executive director, who, with a wind R Chawla believes that India Chat Can the radio to 10% by the end of the third stage and hit a market share of 9 believe that radio is now almost the default national media plans through the second. Pandey believes that the radio industry for the betterment of the great feel, needs and shows the top 10 radio network, a voluntary fund to help Rama Rama grid and cities through the radio industry to help should. They also believe that the radio industry group provides invaluable marketing services for the new releases will start charging filmmakers. Excerpts from conversation.