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Broadcast technology services and integrator Inrush Broadcast Services has announced that engineering vet Rob Bertrand is the company’s new chief executive officer.
Bertrand is known for his terms leading engineering teams at WAMU(FM) in Washington and CBS’ radio operations in New York City. He joined the company earlier this year.
The announcement added, “Founder Mike Dorris will become the firm’s chief operating officer. Partner Shaun Dolan will assume the role of SVP, emerging technologies…”
Bertrand said, “From afar, I admired the reputation that Inrush forged over the past five years… Inrush has been quietly establishing itself as a leader in the radio industry, powered by some of the nicest and most committed human beings you’ll ever meet. … I’m honored that Mike trusts me to take the helm of the successful company he’s built alongside incredible teammates.”
Dorris said, “The last five years have been a wild ride of projects and new clients, and it’s a testament to our team’s hard work… As we’ve grown, we wanted to find someone to help streamline and fuel our next stage of growth. Rob came along at exactly the right time with exactly the right skillset to fill that role. His deep technical expertise combined with his leadership skills makes him a perfect fit for the team.”
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