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Bruce Allen Hands Presidency of His Talent Firm to Paul Haagenson

Allen steps into the chairman role as Haagenson takes over leadership of the Vancouver management firm.

Bruce Allen Steps Down as President, Names Paul Haagenson to Lead Bruce Allen Talent

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Jacob Green

Veteran Canadian music executive Paul Haagenson has been appointed president of Bruce Allen Talent, effective Oct. 6.

The move comes as company founder Bruce Allen steps into the role of chairman, continuing his long-standing involvement with the Vancouver-based management firm.


Haagenson previously served as president of Live Nation Canada, where he oversaw some of the country’s biggest tours and live events. Before that, he was vice president and general manager of the Western Division at House of Blues Concerts Canada. His decades of experience in the live music and talent management industries position him to steer Bruce Allen Talent into its next chapter.

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“The company has a tremendous roster of talented artists, and I want to make sure they continue to get the best service we can offer,” Allen said in a statement. “Paul is going to add so much. He has a big reputation, and he understands the business incredibly well.”

Bruce Allen Talent represents a diverse lineup of artists, including Canadian icon Anne Murray, Michael Bublé, Jann Arden, producer Bob Rock, and rock band The Offspring, with Bryan Adams among its past clients.

With Haagenson stepping into the presidency, the company signals a new era of leadership while maintaining Allen’s guiding presence as chairman.

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Chart Beat

Rock Band Sloan Debuts on Billboard Canada Modern Rock Airplay Chart With 'Dream Destroyer'

The group’s song arrives at No. 39. Plus, a buzzy collaboration between couple Griffen Palmer and Madison Kozak hits Country.

Sloan is dreaming their way onto the airplay charts.

The Canadian legends are debuting a new track, “Dream Destroyer” which arrives at No. 39 on the Billboard Canada Modern Rock Airplay chart, dated September 6.

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