Danielle Dellilo To Oversee Marketing For iHeartMedia New York.

iHeartMedia New York has named Danielle Dellilo Director of Marketing and Promotions, effective immediately. She will oversee marketing and promotions across the market's seven stations and report to Senior Vice President of Promotions Joe De Angelis.

Dellilo most recently served as Promotions Director, leading public relations, artist relations and promotional initiatives for the company's New York brands, including AC “106.7 Lite FM” WLTW and rhythmic CHR “103.5 KTU” WKTU.

During her tenure, Dellilo has helped produce major entertainment events including “iHeartRadio Jingle Ball,” “Broadway in Bryant Park” and “Skating in Central Park.” She has also developed talent partnerships and media campaigns for the stations.

“We're incredibly excited to have Danielle step into this role. Her leadership, infectious enthusiasm and ability to make things happen have made her a go-to for our teams, talent and sales partners,” says iHeartMedia New York Executive Vice President of Programming Thea Mitchem. “I'm incredibly proud of the leader she has become over the past 10 years. Danielle has earned this opportunity, and we're thrilled to have her leading marketing and promotions for our legendary New York brands and talent.”

A 2024 Hofstra Radio Hall of Fame inductee, Dellilo also serves as President of the Hofstra Radio Alumni Association and is an industry mentor. In 2026, she was named one of CaringKind's 100 Women of Impact. She also advocates for ALS awareness and research.

“I'm incredibly honored and proud to step into this new role as Director of Marketing and Promotions for iHeartMedia New York,” Dellilo said. “This moment is especially meaningful to me because it represents years of hard work, dedication and a genuine love for radio. I've been fortunate to build a career doing what I'm passionate about, surrounded by incredibly talented people who inspire me every day. I'm excited to continue to build on our success, embrace new opportunities and bring even bigger ideas to life.”