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SECTION 105 (A) Ability to Maintain Proposed Service Section 105 (A): Ability to Maintain Proposed Service 3
SECTION 105 (A) Ability to Maintain Proposed Service 1. Ownership and control of company which will Operate the licence (A) Board of Directors I) Provide the name, occupation, other directorships, other media interests, background and relevant media experience of each director (executive and non-executive), including the proposed chairperson Mike Unger (Chairman), Non-Executive Director Mike was for 14 years the award-winning editor of the Manchester Evening News during which time he won national awards including Editor of the Year, Newspaper of the Year and Campaigning Newspaper of the Year. Before that he was also editor of the Liverpool Echo and the Daily Post, Liverpool - together the three main newspapers in the North West. He has also been General Manager of the Salford based JazzFM radio station and was a member of the Broadcasting Standards Commission. Mike has been a management consultant since 1997 specialising in communications and the media. His clients have included the Chrysalis radio group, Granada TV, Marks and Spencer, the Unique Communications Group and the Press Association. He has also done a considerable amount of training and consultancy abroad, particularly in Commonwealth countries such as Trinidad and Tobago, Jamaica and South Africa. He was the founder chairman of the North West Arts Board, a director of the Royal Exchange Theatre and a trustee of the Manchester Science and Industry museum. While editor of the Manchester Evening News he was also a member of the Guardian Media Group plc main board and a member of the Scott Trust, owners of the group. He was instrumental in bringing Broadcast Communications into the group, a television programme producer that is now Endemol UK producing among many other programmes, Big Brother. Mike has been Chief Executive of The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation since September 2002. He had previously been a Trustee. He has been a Director of <strong>Piccadilly</strong> Radio for three years. Section 105 (A): Ability to Maintain Proposed Service 4
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