Jerry Hyland

Jerry Hyland
Jerry Hyland has over 35 years of marketing experience helping both customer-facing and B2B businesses grow, utilizing quantitative and qualitative data and "ideas to the bottom line" tactics to create success. Jerry started his media career in outdoor advertising and moved onto a lengthy career in radio sales and management. He's built out, turned around, and reformatted radio stations across the New England Region. With the opportunity to bring creative/promotional marketing tactics to Television sales, Jerry jumped at the chance to join Western Mass News and help manage its incredible sales team. Jerry relaxes at the ocean on his boat with his family. He raised his four daughters (2 Teachers, an Occupational Therapist, and a Nurse) in Western Mass and looks forward to being a Grandparent.
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4 Components of a Successful Brand: Do You Have Them All?

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