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The Orchard Names Lisa Logutenkow As Canadian Operations Chief

The Orchard has named Lisa Logutenkow, Vice President, Canada.

The Orchard Names Lisa Logutenkow As Canadian Operations Chief

By FYI Staff

The Orchard has named Lisa Logutenkow, Vice President, Canada.


Based in Toronto, she will report to Colleen Theis, COO of The Orchard. Logutenkow will be responsible for driving Canadian market growth for local and international labels from across its global distribution network.

She joins US-based entertainment firm, owned by Sony Music, from Dine Alone Records, where she held the title of Vice President and ran the independent label’s business alongside founder Joel Carriere.

At Dine Alone, she also oversaw Bedlam Music Management, New Damage Records and Haven Sounds.

In her 15-year tenure, Logutenkow helped expand the indie label’s business from a small local operation to an international company with releases from artists such as Alexisonfire, City and Colour, Dashboard Confessional, Jimmy Eat World, Lucius, and The Lumineers.

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The Beaches, photographed by Lane Dorsey in Toronto in 2025.

The Beaches, photographed by Lane Dorsey in Toronto in 2025.

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