(Nashville, TN – December 12, 2024) — CRS announces the return of the Y’ALL MEANS ALL: DIVERSITY BREAKFAST at CRS 2025, featuring an inspiring panel dedicated to promoting diversity and inclusion within the Country music industry. Taking place on the opening day, Wednesday, February 19, the event aims to encourage attendees to champion diversity in their organizations. The Y’ALL MEANS ALL: DIVERSITY BREAKFAST also seeks to show minority groups entering the Country music industry that there are leaders in positions of influence who reflect and represent them.
This year’s panel will be moderated by Tiffany Provenzano, Director at Equal Access/mtheory, and features an esteemed lineup of voices, including The War & Treaty, Brooke Eden, Sean Copeland (Program Director, Hank-FM, Indianapolis, Radio One), and Shannon Sanders (Executive Director, Creative, BMI).
The event will offer meaningful discussions on representation, breaking down barriers, and creating inclusive environments within Country Radio and beyond. Attendees will be equipped with insights and motivation to drive meaningful change in their professional spaces.
CRS 2025 will be held February 19-21, 2025. For more information and registration, visit www.CountryRadioSeminar.com. Follow CRS on Facebook, X, and Instagram.
About Country Radio Seminar: Country Radio Seminar is an annual convention meticulously designed to facilitate knowledge exchange and foster the exchange of business practices within the Country music industry. With a specific focus on matters relevant to Country radio, CRS serves as a vital platform for industry professionals to thrive and contribute. The dates for Country Radio Seminar 2025 are set from February 19 to February 21, 2025.
About Country Radio Broadcasters, Inc ®: Established in 1969, Country Radio Broadcasters, Inc ® is a 501 © 3 non-profit organization that serves as a unifying force, connecting radio broadcasters worldwide with the dynamic Country Music Industry. Our mission is to ensure its vitality and foster growth within the industry.
