Apr 11, 2006 • 1 min read

Another former EMAP man joins Macquarie's radio company

Macquarie has hired Shaun Gregory, a former EMAP Radio executive, as a consultant to help build its UK radio interests, including a Plymouth station and licence bids.

Australian investment bank Macquarie has hired another former EMAP Radio exec to help them in their attempts to expand their interests in the UK radio sector. Shaun Gregory will be working with his former EMAP Radio boss, Tim Schoonmaker, in his new consulting role, initially putting together a team to run Macquarie's new radio station in Plymouth, as well as working on the bank's bids for new licences in Newcastle and Liverpool. Schoonmaker is apparently continuing in his role at Macquarie's Radio UK Holdings company at the same time as helping investment bank Credit Suisse set up a new media investment division, a new post he took up last week.

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