Sony/ATV Music Publishing has made a series of key promotions and appointments within its European digital and international business affairs team.
Jenny Lambert has been promoted to VP of digital & business affairs international (she was previously director of digital & business affairs international). Meanwhile Moses Martiny has been promoted from VP of digital for Europe to VP of digital for international and UK.
Finally, Mika Partanen (formerly senior business development manager at PRS for Music) joins the publisher to take up the new role of director of digital business development. The appointments are part of an increased emphasis on digital at the music publisher.
Antony Bebawi, Sony/ATV’s EVP of digital & society relations international and UK said, “As digital exploitation becomes increasingly important to our writers we want to ensure that we continue to strengthen our partnerships with the global digital services without forgetting the importance and diversity of national markets. One of our key strengths as a publisher is the fact that we have dedicated teams on the ground who have a deep understanding of their markets. This includes how their local services differ, how their national collection societies operate and the regulatory context within which music licensing functions. Bringing all of this together will enable us to deliver even better results for our songwriters.”
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