Bob Taylor’s 20 plus year radio career includes some of New York's top radio stations. In the late 1980s Bob worked at WHTZ (Z-100) as a remix producer and later moved to WQHT (Hot 97) in a similar role. His time at these stations lead to various programming positions at stations in the New York area suburbs and later made his back to New York City in the mid 90s working at WLTW (Lite FM.). Prior to his position as Program Director for two top rated Clear Channel stations in Binghamton, New York Taylor was consulting radio stations in the areas of programming and operations. Previously, he was VP of Programming and Operations for the NBG Radio Network in Portland, Oregon where he coached and worked on national radio programs with Richard Simmons, NASCAR’s Kyle Petty and MTV VJ’s Nina Blackwood and Downtown Julie Brown. Taylor has a BA in Broadcast Management from Ramapo College where he graduated Summa Cum Laude and holds a Certified Radio Marketing Consultant Programmer’s Accreditation from the RAB. He is a ham radio operator and serves on the Board and Agenda Committee for the Conclave Learning Conference, held every summer in Minneapolis. Taylor is presently consulting radio stations in the areas of operations and sales, working with several individual clients in the areas media/radio interview coaching and is managing member of the Max Radio Network, LLC.