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Hope Media Group’s Dukes Departs For Collective Heads

After 11 years in Christian radio's C-suite, Tim Dukes is leaving his post as President of Hope Media Group for media consulting and marketing firm Collective Heads, where he'll join as a partner working across programming, revenue, and marketing strategy.

Radio Ink·September 14, 2026· 190 reads·Source: Radio Ink
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Hope Media Group’s Dukes Departs For Collective Heads

After 11 years in Christian radio's C-suite, Tim Dukes is leaving his post as President of Hope Media Group for media consulting and marketing firm Collective Heads, where he'll join as a partner working across programming, revenue, and marketing strategy.

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