Denise Oliver advises companies on their national radio initiatives. Since founding Oliver Media in 2001, her clients have included Sirius Satellite Radio, Mommy and Me, Forbes, New Radio Group, Fox News Channel, Robert Eatman Enterprises, Hachette Filipacchi Media, Jefferson-Pilot Communications, GreenStone Media, Humana, Inc., E! Entertainment Television, and Discovery Communications.

Before forming her consultancy, Denise served as SVP Programming at Westwood One, where she managed content partnerships with such high profile brands as Fox News Channel, CNNRadio, CNBC, NBC-TV's The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, MTV, VH1 and CBS Marketwatch.com. She then co-founded the Internet start up Binary Broadcasting which allowed radio listeners to customize their favorite stations via the web.

Denise began her network career developing programming for the launch of the ABC Rock Radio Network and later took on the management of all entertainment programming for the ABC Radio Networks. Prior to working in networks and syndication, she launched Baltimore's number one rock station, 98 Rock, and programmed DC101, Washington where she hired and teamed Howard Stern and Robin Quivers in morning drive, doubling the station's audience in one ratings period. Denise started as a rock jock hosting top-rated afternoon drive shows in Pittsburgh, Washington, DC and Baltimore.

Denise is known for identifying and working with talent and has taken a special interest in helping women build careers in radio. She collaborated with Sabo Media to develop "Our Time" and helped pioneering GreenStone Media launch the first radio network for women.

She is a former chairperson of the programming committee for the annual NAB (National Association of Broadcasters) Radio Show. She has also chaired the NAB's Resource Development Committee whose mission is to attract a high quality, diverse workforce to broadcasting.

In 2000, Denise was voted one of radio's 20 "Most Influential Women" in a poll conducted by Radio Ink magazine. She currently serves on the executive committee of the group inspired by that list.