A new station and new time for "Women to Watch" host Susan Rocco is good news for the vast number of women seeking inspiration and insights to navigate the challenges of "making it" in the world of business and leadership.

1.
FOR
IMMEDIATE
RELEASE
MAKING
AIRWAVES:
"Women
to
Watch"
host
Susan
Rocco
moves
to
WWDB
TALK
860
PHILADELPHIA
—
July
10,
2013
—
Few
things
make
a
woman
feel
more
independent
than
taking
charge
of
her
career
path
and
exceeding
expectations—an
accomplishment
radio
personality
Susan
Rocco
has
made
look
easy.
Just
a
few
weeks
prior
to
Independence
Day,
Susan
completed
negotiations
with
WWDB
TALK
860
to
bring
her
show,
"Women
to
Watch,"
over
from
WFYL
1180
and
swap
her
Saturdays
at
3PM
time
for
a
more
popular
time
slot
of
2PM
on
Mondays.
And
now
that
everyone
is
finished
celebrating
America's
freedom,
Susan
is
ready
to
rejoice
in
her
newfound
ability
to
take
her
show
to
a
larger,
more
diverse
audience
with
Philadelphia’s
original
talk
station,
WWDB.
Since
starting
the
show
in
2012,
Susan
has
consistently
connected
listeners
to
notable
women
in
business,
education,
motivational
coaching
and
leadership.
This
list
includes
Clare
Munn,
CEO
and
Founder
of
The
Communication
Group;
Nell
Merlino,
President
of
Count
Me
In,
and
Founder
of
Take
our
Daughters
and
Sons
to
Work
Day;
Natalie
Mashaal,
former
“Oprah”
producer
and
current
CEO
of
Mashaal
Media
Corporation,
and
later
this
month,
designer
Norma
Kamali.
These
renowned
guests’
participation
is
a
testament
to
the
show’s
overall
quality
and
concept,
and
support
Susan’s
mission
to
spotlight
both
high
profile
women
and
those
just
starting
out
equally.
Rather
than
feeling
intimidated
or
inadequate,
she
hopes
listeners
will
become
inspired.
Coming
up
next,
Susan
will
talk
with
Mary
Fran
Bontempo,
author
of
“Not
Ready
For
Granny
Panties”—The
11
Commandments
for
Avoiding
Granny
Panties;
Amy
Elizabeth
Heller,
Founder
and
President
of
WGIRLS
INC.;
and
small
business
tax
advisor
Christine
Trumbull.
Says
WWDB
General
Manager
and
Host
Barry
Reisman,
“We
are
delighted
to
welcome
Susan
and
the
show
to
the
station.
“Women
to
Watch”
is
compelling,
entertaining
and
has
all
the
elements
for
success.
Susan’s
vibrant
personality,
strong
interview
skills
and
fascinating
roster
of
guests
will
be
a
great
asset
to
WWDB.”
About
Susan
Rocco:
A
life-­‐long
resident
of
the
Philadelphia
area,
with
a
communications
degree
from
Villanova
University,
Susan
has
worked
in
public
relations,
sales,
marketing,
and
advertising.
Each
experience
offered
valuable
lessons
that
eventually
led
to
her
on-­‐air
pursuit
of
connecting
women
from
diverse
backgrounds
and
professions,
and
inspiring
others
through
their
stories
which
include
successes,
challenges,
doubts
and
failures.
By
providing
a
platform
where
women
feel
comfortable
and
moved
to
open
up,
Susan
continually
challenges
the
listeners
to
examine
their
own
value
and
purpose.
For
more
information
visit
WWDB
online
and
connect
with
Susan
on
Facebook.
MEDIA
CONTACTS:
Dawn
Warden-­‐Reeder
/
dawn@wardenettingergroup.com
Kimberly
Ettinger
/
kim@wardenettingergroup.com
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