“It has been an exceptional journey to have been part of shaping BMG’s story,” said Casimir, who joined the company in 2008.
Also this week: Warner Records hires a Nashville-based vp of A&R, Audacy eliminates an svp-level digital role and Outback presents a new vp of booking.
President Tyler Arnold and general manager Ben Adelson welcome three new additions, as Morgan Wallen and Noah Kahan hit Nos. 1 and 2 on the Billboard 200.
The promotions add to a C-Suite led by chairman/CEO John Janick that includes vice chairman Steve Berman, COO Annie Lee and CFO Geoff Harris.
Also this week: UMG Nashville creates a new vp role, Go West Creative appoints a CEO and UTA hires an Atlanta pro.
Neri will take over from interim CEO Charlie Phillips at the U.K. songwriter advocacy organization.
The two organizations will work together to address the stigma of addiction and mental health treatment for Black music workers.
Also this week: UMG is undergoing a "organizational redesign," RCA Records UK has a new managing director and SiriusXM ups its podcast game.
The company announced that Folgueira was resigning to "pursue personal projects."
The longtime talent buyer will be based in London.
