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Amy O\u2019Connor, Play It Again Music\u2019s digital and streaming director. Photo Credit: Play It Again<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
If you have a job shuffle to share, we\u2019re all ears. Send us a note to\u00a0news@digitalmusicnews.com. If you\u2019d like to post a job on our Job Board, just send us a request to\u00a0noah@digitalmusicnews.com. And, keep track of all the latest music industry hires\u00a0<\/span><\/em>here<\/span><\/em><\/a>.<\/span><\/em><\/p>\n AXS has brought on longtime Live Nation exec Peter Quinlan as MD for Europe and hired Hannah Rouch<\/a> as marketing VP for Europe. Both are based in London and assuming newly created positions.<\/p>\n Warner Music Australasia president Dan Rosen\u2019s post has expanded to also include recorded (but not publishing) operations in Southeast Asia.<\/p>\n Additionally, Leda Chang has come aboard the major\u2019s global catalog division in the newly established SVP of global brand and audience role.<\/p>\n Primary Wave has promoted 10-year team member Peter Kurczaba to sync VP and upped five-year company vet Cleome Barber to creative A&R director.<\/p>\n With Sony Music UK having \u201cspearheaded\u201d the BRIT Awards\u2019 move from London to Manchester, RCA co-president Stacey Tang has been confirmed as the BRITs Committee\u2019s chair.<\/p>\n IMPALA has elected a new executive board; see the full list of members here<\/a>.<\/p>\n The University of New Haven has welcomed longtime A&R higher-up Pete Ganbarg, currently president of Pure Tone Music, as a 2025-26 executive in residence.<\/p>\n As part of its ongoing board election, the Nashville Songwriters Association International has elevated Parker Welling to industry liaison on the executive committee. Voted into her therefore-vacated seat is Ben Williams<\/a>, with artist-writer representative Drew Baldridge<\/a> likewise joining the board.<\/p>\n Play It Again has hired Amy O\u2019Connor (formerly part of Riser House) as streaming and digital director, while Molly Reinold (previously with 50 Egg Music) has signed on as creative director.<\/p>\n Outgoing<\/a> A2IM head Richard James Burgess is set to begin as Phonographic Performance Limited\u2019s chair on January 5th.<\/p>\n Following another layoffs round<\/a>, iHeartMedia has disclosed multiple hires and programming shifts. In San Francisco, Annalee Gould<\/a> is officially sales SVP, and in Cincinnati, Sinclair\u2019s Stefan Schellhas has been named market president.<\/p>\n On the programming side, iHeart Denver\u2019s KOA will debut a revamped morning lineup this coming Monday: Ross Kaminsky is moving from the 9 AM slot to host a 6 AM show with Jeana Gondek. Taking the 9 AM-to-noon reins is Michael Brown, who\u2019s transitioning from a morning slot on iHeart Denver\u2019s KHOW.<\/p>\n After nearly half a century with Boosey & Hawkes<\/a>, MD Janis Susskind is preparing to exit in June 2026. Over 15-year team member Steven Lankenau will become president at next year\u2019s start before assuming \u201cfull leadership\u201d responsibilities on July 1st.<\/p>\nAXS<\/h4>\n
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