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SoundExchange’s SXWorks Announces New Board Appointments

Canadians’ Clark Miller and Neville Quinlan are two of five named to the board of SXWorks, the US-based music publisher services arm of SoundExchange.

SoundExchange’s SXWorks Announces New Board Appointments

By FYI Staff

Canadians’ Clark Miller and Neville Quinlan are two of five named to the board of SXWorks, the US-based music publisher services arm of SoundExchange.


SoundExchange formed SXWorks when it purchased the Canadian Musical Reproduction Rights Agency Ltd. (CMRRA) in May 2017. SXWorks and CMRRA are working together to create a new global powerhouse in music rights management, servicing music publishers.

SXWorks offers administration and back office services for publishers to support multiple licensing configurations. The not-for-profit advises that it ‘will provide a robust platform capable of managing vast volumes of musical repertoire and rights data’ and, as a result, offer publisher services that will ‘improve efficiency and transparency in the industry and ensure the music ecosystem can accurately track, report and compensate rights owners and creators for music usage’.

Michael Huppe, President and CEO of SoundExchange and Chairman of the Board of SXWorks said in a statement: “Our publisher members on the SXWorks Board are some of the most progressive and effective global leaders in the business today.

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They bring a wealth of insight and experience to the venture. We look forward to working with them closely to guide the development of SXWorks,”

Publishers joining the board include:

Peter Brodsky, Executive Vice President, Business and Legal Affairs, Sony/ATV Music Publishing

David Kokakis, Executive Vice President/Head of Business and Legal Affairs, Business Development and Digital, Universal Music Publishing Group

Clark Miller, Executive Vice President, North America Operations, Warner/Chappell Music

Neville Quinlan, Managing Director, peermusic Canada

David Renzer, Chairman/CEO, Spirit Music Group

 

In addition to Huppe, the SXWorks Board also includes the following SoundExchange executives:

Jonathan Bender, Chief Operating Officer, SoundExchange

Richard Conlon, Chief External Affairs Officer, SoundExchange

Mark Eisenberg, Senior Vice President, Strategic Initiatives, SoundExchange

Colin Rushing, Senior Vice President and General Counsel, SoundExchange

Anjula Singh, Chief Financial Officer, SoundExchange

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About SXWorks
SXWorks is a subsidiary of SoundExchange provides global administration services to music publishers to support multiple licensing configurations. CMRRA represents music publishers and administers the majority of songs recorded, sold and broadcast in Canada. For more information, visit sx-works.com

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