Warner Chappell COO and Co-Chair Carianne Marshall to Depart
Guy Moot, the publisher's CEO, will become Warner Chappell's sole chairman, the company said Monday.
Warner Music Group has announced that Carianne Marshall, the COO and co-chair of publishing arm Warner Chappell, will be leaving her position at the end of September as the company streamlines its leadership structure. This follows a similar move in July when the company moved Tom Corson, formerly the co-chair and COO of Warner Records, to a different role.
Marshall has been with Warner Chappell for seven years, joining the company in June 2018 after a successful tenure at independent music publisher SONGS. Known for her expertise in synchronization licensing and her indie mindset, Marshall has played a crucial role in shaping Warner Chappell's direction. Under her leadership, the company created a new Creative Services department focused on providing unique commercial and creative opportunities for Warner Chappell writers.
Marshall and her co-chair, Guy Moot, were praised for their formidable leadership and commitment to fostering a songwriter-first culture. In a joint statement, Marshall and Moot expressed gratitude for their time at Warner Chappell and their appreciation for the company's success.
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