Bonneville Communications

Drew Horowitz is the Executive Vice President Bonneville Radio, overseeing Chicago, Washington, D.C., Seattle, Phoenix, St. Louis and Cincinnati operations. He also has additional corporate responsibilities which include Bonneville's HD initiative. He joined WTMX Radio/Chicago in the capacity of General Sales Manager in May 1992 and was promoted to Vice President and General Manager in January of 1993. Prior to joining Bonneville, Mr. Horowitz was Principal/COO of Lakeshore Communications, owners of small- and medium-market radio stations.

Robert Madsen is President of RA Investments and is a member of the Edward G. Callister Foundation's Committee of Understanding Chemical Addictive Disease. Previously, he was Chairman and President of a family-owned retail furniture business, originally established in 1875. Mr. Madsen has served in many capacities in government, community, church, and charitable organizations, including Mayor of Ogden, Utah, Chairman of the Ogden City Housing Authority, Chairman of the Neighborhood Development Agency and Ogden Redevelopment Agency. Additionally, he has served on the Wasatch Front Regional Council, the Weber Area Council of Governments, the Executive Committee of Utah Heritage Foundation, the Executive Board of the Bonneville Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and on the United Way/Utah Board. He also has served as a trustee of the McKay-Dee Hospital, a member of the Governor's Community Affairs Advisory Council, and as a member of the University of Utah Business Alumni Association. Mr. Madsen grew up in Salt Lake City, Utah, and graduated from the University of Utah with a degree in Economics, and where he also pursued post-graduate studies in that same discipline. He also has lived in Ogden, Utah, London, England, and Oakland, California. He is married to the former Caroline Stewart, and they are the parents of four sons and one daughter.