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Evan Montvel Cohen
Evan Montvel Cohen (born 1966) is an American businessman from the island of Guam. He was a founder and the first chairman of the liberal Air America Radio. Cohen has worked primarily in the broadcasting industry and in politics.
==Early life==
His father was professor of history and art at the University of Guam. Cohen attended Beloit College in Wisconsin, during the 1980s. Prior to Air America, Cohen was a shareholder of ''Latte Publishing'', a Guam-based publishing company,〔 was a vice president at Sorensen Pacific Broadcasting, and a market research specialist in Guam. He also owned The Communications Corp.〔Pieper, Mark-Alexander. New management replaces Sorensen. ''Pacific Daily News'', May 12, 2004〕〔Jojola, Lloyd. Captive insurance begins. ''Pacific Daily News'', March 3, 1999.〕 Cohen also participated in political campaigns as a consultant and chairman of a political action committee.〔Limtiaco, Steve. Anti-Pangelinan ads cost $14K. ''Pacific Daily News'', November 11, 2000.〕〔Tatko, Amy. Researcher questioned in election trial. ''Pacific Daily News'', February 6, 1999.〕〔Foerstel, Karen. De la Garza Names 25-Year Aide As Staff Director on Ag. ''Roll Call'', March 12, 1990〕
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