Galaxy Media Founder Ed Levine to Retire at the End of the Year

Galaxy media founder Ed Levine to retire at the end of the year

He built a media empire, and it all started with one radio station in 1990.Ed Levine, founder and CEO of Galaxy Media Partners, is reportedly planning to retire

Galaxy’s End: Ed Levine To Retire

Updated at 2:45pm Eastern In February 1990, the Program Director of a Classic Rock FM in Northern Virginia that brought Howard Stern back to Washington, D.C., airwaves via syndication completed a five-year mission to bring the radio format to the Utica-Rome market. He did so by teaming with Robert Raide to form the precursor to Galaxy Media Partners, establishing WKLL-FM under General Manager Michael Stapleford. Since then, Ed Levine built Galax…

Galaxy’s Ed Levine Announces Retirement

• After building one of New York State’s most successful independently owned media and entertainment companies, Galaxy Media Partners Founder, President & CEO Ed Levine announced his plans to retire later this year, concluding a distinguished broadcasting career spanning nearly five decades. Levine’s broadcasting career began at WAER/Syracuse. In 1978, he co-founded WAQX (95X), one of Central New York’s most influential rock stations. After lead…