SUBMIT YOUR ENTRY NOW for the CMB Station of the Year Awards!

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Stations wishing to enter this year’s competition may submit their entries on CMB’s website NOW through June 3, 2016. Eligibility dates for the awards are May 1, 2015 – April 30, 2016.

Christian Music Broadcasters will present the Station of the Year Awards at Momentum 2016 during the CMB Awards Dinner on September 7th at Disney’s Yacht & Beach Club Convention Center in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.

For more detailed information, tips for submissions, benefits of entering the competition, and a list of past winners, please visit our website. Questions about the awards process should be directed to CMB Awards Chairman Morgan Wood at awards@cmbonline.org.

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CMB Support Contact INFO:
CMB Executive Director, Michelle Younkman michelle@cmbonline.org
CMB Event Manager, Brittany Whatley brittany@cmbonline.org
CMB Communications / Member Services Manager, Mimi Renew mimi@cmbonline.org
CMB MultiMedia Manager, Jessica Arrendell jessica@cmbonline.org

 

 

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