Dan "Skip" Willis
Local Sales Manager | WNAM Morning Show Host

Skip has over 30 years of radio experience.  Beginning with Armed Forces Radio and Television, while serving in the US Navy.  He has been doing morning radio  for most of his career.  From time in Minneapolis to Omaha to Tampa and most recently at WOKY in Milwaukee.  Not only was he working hard as a morning show host and at times Program Director , but he also has been able to manage to be the General Sales Manager for the last 15 years in Milwaukee.  Skip has hosted his own television shows and has worked as weekend TV anchor in several markets.  He has hosted over 20 major telethons, and loves to be involved in the community he lives in.  He was born and raised in Minnesota, but is Packer fan from way back.  He is married to his wife Connie for the last 31 years, and has one 21 year old son, Tony,  attending college in Milwaukee.

I’m the morning host of 103.9 - WVBO, The "Oldies" station, and do marketing for businesses. I can put them on that station, and some of the best stations here in the Valley. It's fun too, because I've been in the business and in the Valley most of my life. Not only do I know what makes radio advertising work for people, but I can take some of the best advertising strategies I've seen over the years and adapt them to my customer.

Al Blau, Sales/Marketing Executive

Al has almost 30 years of radio experience. In 1977, al started in sales at WLKE and WGGQ radio stations in Waupun. In 1990 WLKE radio became WPKR and the base of operation was moved to Oshkosh. Al stayed on in sales and also did a Helicopter traffic report from 1990 until 2000. This was a tongue in cheek report which became very popular. In 2003 WPKR radio was purchased by Cumulus. Now in addition to WPKR, WOSH, WNAM, WVBO AND WWWX were now available to sell. Al works with clients out west such as in Ripon, Berlin Waupun as well as accounts in Fond du Lac, Oshkosh and Appleton. Al lives in Fond du Lac with his wife Barb and has three grown sons, two daughters in law and six great grand kids. In his spare time, Al likes to golf and he also plays guitar in the Whiskey River Band.

Dave Kappeler, Sales/Marketing Executive

Jim Peronto, Sales/Marketing Executive

Jim Peronto has over 36 years of radio experience the first 6 behind the microphone and the last 30 years in radio sales in the Fox Valley and western counties. Jim has dedicated himself to his many clients (some who are still on the air with him for 30 years) with his hard work, dedication and service. He has helped businesses to grow over the years through thought out advertising strategies that have helped to make those businesses successful. Jim can do the same for you with his long background and experience in radio advertising. Let Jim go to work for you today.

Bill Schultz, Sales/Marketing Executive

Bill has been in the radio business all of his life beginning at 17 years old. Starting on the air, programming or production in Boston, Hartford, Providence, and Manchester New Hampshire, Bill realized that he was not going to be a radio super star like Howard Stern or Rush Limbaugh so he decided to pursue radio sales and move to Wisconsin. 12 years later Bill simply loves it! "I don't work for Cumulus Broadcasting, their name is on my check, true, but I really work for my clients. Everyday is a learning experience for me and when I can help a business grow and reach their dreams, there is nothing better".

Kath Stearns, Sales/Marketing Executive

As a lifelong resident of this area except for four years of military life I believe I bring a local, community, family aspect to each and every client. I have worked for Cumulus before and was more than ready when the opportunity came up to return to the family. (In fact my husband says I jumped at the chance!) What I find most rewarding is to be able to grow both personally and financially for my family through helping others grow first. Having been married for over 25 years, raising three children, two in the military and the last one in college, it was time to find new “family” that needed someone to work with them. Through identifying my clients’ strengths and finding new ways to creatively dramatize them I avoid looking for the latest and greatest, instead capitalizing on their successes combined with years of strong customer service skills to determine how best to meet each of their needs. My goal is to be the “Best UNPAID Employee” that their organization has.

Sarah Willett, Sales/Marketing Executive

For over 16 years, Sarah Willett has worked long, hard hours for her many clients. “When a client and I decide to work together, I don’t take the relationship lightly, “ says Willett. “I’m there to help there business grow and pay attention to the details to help them get there.” And Sarah knows just how to do that. Many of her clients are intensely loyal to her and have come to rely on Sarah for out-of-the-box business ideas, as well as creative marketing and script ideas. Many of her clients turn to Sarah to everything from promotional ideas to help writing articles for their company newsletters. Sarah is a graduate of the UW-Oshkosh Radio/TV/Film department. While at the University, she was General Manager of the college station, WRST before settling into a long, successful radio career right here in The Valley, which actually started on-air as an announcer. Her connections run deep in this area, and her knowledge of the local marketplace has helped many of Sarah’s clients find new direction in their marketing plan. Sarah also takes continuing learning seriously by reading and attending seminars on the latest advertising techniques. Sarah has received numerous awards and industry accreditations over the years in advertising and marketing sales as one of the very best in the business. “I couldn’t do it without the success of my clients” states Willett. “The best reward I have is when they are happy and watching their business rise to new levels.”

Rick Zeumer, Sales/Marketing Executive

"I'm the guy in litigation with Mazda over un-authorized use of my name (Zoom-Zoom) in their advertising. I didn't write those commercials, but I will take good ideas and turn them into GREAT promotions."