Meg Dowdy

Meg Dowdy

Meg Dowdy is a Regional Content Director for Townsquare Media. She's worked in broadcasting for over 20 years, covering everything from local news to the latestTikTok trends. Meg was named one of Edison Media Research's "30 Under 30" in 2008, the Alabama Broadcasters Association's Best Medium Market News Reporter in 2021, and the recipient of Mentoring and Inspiring Women in Radio's Luminate Mentorship in 2023. Meg also serves as the National Contesting Director for Townsquare Media, creating compelling contesting campaigns for TSM's 357 local radio stations as well its portfolio of national brands. She lives in Alabama and can be found on any given Saturday cheering on the Crimson Tide.

2023 Light Up Contest Rules
1. No Purchase Required to Enter or Win 2. Eligibility: Townsquare Media Inc. Giveaways (the “Giveaways”) are open only to individuals who are legal residents of the 48 contiguous states who are 13 years of age or older (18 or older if a resident of Maine). Employees ...
Light Up 2023 Official Contest Rules
1. No Purchase Required to Enter or Win. 2. Eligibility: Townsquare Media Inc. Giveaways (the “Giveaways”) are open only to individuals who are legal residents of the 48 contiguous states who are 13 years of age or older (18 or older if a resident of Maine). Employees ...
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