Nicole Carbone-Rogers has joined the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) as Senior Vice President and Head of Events.
Effective February 11, Carbone-Rogers (pictured) will be responsible for ASCAP’s major awards shows and other key ASCAP events.
Nicole Carbone-Rogers most recently was Head of Experiential Marketing & Live Production at Pandora where she was responsible for managing over 75 events annually, including events, conferences and live experiences and branding for Pandora and partner/advertiser brands.
Prior to Pandora, Carbone-Rogers held senior events and marketing positions at Billboard where she was Director of Events & Marketing, and at Prometheus Global Media as Marketing Director of Conferences and Events.
Among her accomplishments was bringing Billboard’s Power Players lists to life, including the Women in Music and Power 100 events.
“Nicole has an outstanding track record producing unique and stellar events in the music and media sectors that honor talent and excite guests.”
ASCAP CEO Elizabeth Matthews said: “ASCAP Award Shows and other key events are an important part of ASCAP’s overall brand and member engagement strategy.
“Nicole has an outstanding track record producing unique and stellar events in the music and media sectors that honor talent and excite guests.”
“Nicole is one of our industry’s most innovative and successful events professionals.”
Lauren Iossa, ASCAP
ASCAP EVP/CMO Lauren Iossa added: “Nicole is one of our industry’s most innovative and successful events professionals.
“We are thrilled to add her deep roots in music and her expertise in experiential and live event production to ensure that we offer the most inspiring, exciting and brand-forward events possible for our songwriters, composers and publishers as well as for our community of guests.”
In July last year ASCAP signed an agreement to represent the public performance rights of Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum producer and composer Tom Holkenborg, professionally known as Junkie XL.
ASCAP paid out over $1bn to members annually in 2017 for the first ever time.Music Business Worldwide
