Production Resource Group has named Drew Wilson chief financial officer. Wilson joins from SoundCloud, where he served as chief operating and financial officer. In his new role, he will report directly to PRG’s CEO, Lawrence Burian.
“Drew brings a tremendous depth of experience leading finance and operations across some of the most dynamic businesses in entertainment, media and music,” Burian said in a statement. “At PRG, our business and financial strategies are closely connected, and we are accelerating our investment in the very best people, technology, equipment and execution for our clients around the world. Drew understands the complexities of scaling creative businesses, and his leadership will be invaluable as we continue to strengthen PRG, expand our global capabilities and position the company for long-term growth.”
Wilson added, “In a world increasingly shaped by AI, shared live experiences are more valuable than ever, and PRG is at the center of them. The company’s global scale and the creativity of this team are what brought me here. I’m thrilled to join Lawrence and the leadership team in putting PRG’s uniquely talented people, technology and equipment behind the world’s biggest in-person moments and driving our next chapter of profitable growth.” — Ariel King
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Tash Shah (TuneCore)
TuneCore has named Tash Shah vp of global marketing. She will report to Brian Miller, the company’s chief business officer. Shah first joined TuneCore back in 2023, when she served as vp, international.
“Independent artists who are already building an audience need more than a place to upload music,” Miller said in a statement. “They need a partner that helps them grow. Tash has spent three years understanding what those artists need, and she has the vision to make TuneCore the platform they choose to build their careers on. I’m excited to see her lead our global marketing team into this next chapter.”
Shah added, “TuneCore has always been a space for artists to distribute their music, but we know their journey begins long before that moment and continues far beyond it. I’m so excited to step into this role at a time when supporting that journey means more than ever, and look forward to leading our Global Marketing team as we build a brand that not only serves as an intrinsic part of the artists’ creative community, but also helps them succeed on their own terms.” — Ariel King
