(L-R: Atena Banisaid, Johnny Tennander, Christoffer Lindh)
STOCKHOLM, Sweden (CelebrityAccess) — Sony Music Publishing Scandinavia introduced the promotions of Christoffer Lindh, who was named Head of A&R and Atena Banisaid, who was named Basic Supervisor on the firm’s Stockholm workplace.
In his new function as at SMP, Lindh will oversee A&R operations on the music writer. He has been a part of the Sony Music Publishing workforce for greater than a decade and has helped to signal a number of profitable songwriters, producers and artists together with Yung Lean and Unhappy Boys, Cashmere Cat, Scarlet Pleasure, Ronni Vindahl, AronChupa and Augustine, amongst others.
“It feels extraordinarily enjoyable and provoking to step into this new function. I began my profession right here and have had the privilege of rising and studying beneath Johnny’s management. I’m humbled to steer our superb A&R workforce and collectively we’ll proceed to construct on the incredible established basis we’ve got,” Lindh said.
In her function as Basic Supervisor, Banisaid will deal with workforce constructing together with operational administration on the division. She’s going to proceed as SMP Scandinavia’s consultant on the Swedish Music Publishers Affiliation board, and he or she contribute to the A&R workforce.
“I’m extremely blissful and happy with the belief I’ve obtained on this elevation to the function of Basic Supervisor. These are each thrilling and difficult occasions in our business, and I can not think about a greater workforce to develop and write historical past with! It’s with monumental enthusiasm that I step ahead into this new chapter,” Banisaid said.
Of their new roles, each Lindh and Banisaid will proceed to report into Johnny Tennander, Managing Director and SVP A&R Worldwide, Sony Music Publishing Scandinavia.
“It feels excellent to raise Christoffer and Atena to those key positions for Sony Music Publishing Scandinavia. They’ve for a very long time each confirmed to be extremely vital to our A&R workforce, but additionally to our wider workforce and firm. I’m positive this improvement will take us to new heights and it’s a huge, vital step for our continued and future improvement,” stated Johnny Tennander, Sony Music Publishing Scandinavia Managing Director and SVP A&R Worldwide.