Tomas Ericsson to Step Down as amra CEO
The executive, who launched the global digital collection society with Kobalt in 2013, will be succeeded in the role by Robin Davies.
Tomas Ericsson, the CEO of amra for 13 years, will be stepping down from his position on January 1, 2027. He will then become the chairman of the board. Robin Davies, who has been amra's chief operating officer for four years, will take over as the new CEO. Ericsson founded amra, which employs a direct licensing model, in 2013 in collaboration with Kobalt.
The organization has grown significantly since its inception, with gross collections reaching well into the nine figures this year. Kobalt's CEO, Laurent Hubert, expressed gratitude for Ericsson's vision and leadership, as well as his continued contribution as chairman. Ericsson himself emphasized the honor of building amra into the global enterprise it is today and expressed gratitude to Laurent, Robin, and the rest of the team.
Davies, in turn, expressed her own gratitude and expressed her excitement about leading amra into its next chapter, highlighting the exceptional team and proven model amra has built.
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