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Sony Music Executive Emily Rasekh Joins CAA

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What happened

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Emily Rasekh transitioned from Sony Music to CAA, joining the creators division as an executive. In this role, she will work on podcast and digital media strategies for clients across film, television, and news. At Sony Music, she served for seven years as senior vice president of global podcast strategy and operations.

From hollywoodreporter.com

Why it matters

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The move involves a senior executive with deep experience in the creator economy, including negotiating talent agreements, content licensing deals, and strategic investments. Her background spans podcast strategy, mobile/video strategy, and business development for major media companies.

From hollywoodreporter.com

Who's involved

  • CAAHired Emily Rasekh to lead podcast and digital media strategies in the creators division.
  • Sony MusicLost Emily Rasekh, who was senior vice president of global podcast strategy and operations.
  • CBS StudiosPreviously employed Rasekh, who led mobile and video strategy across the company’s television and radio stations.
  • MTVPreviously employed Rasekh, where she held senior leadership roles in strategy and business development.
  • Comedy CentralPreviously employed Rasekh, where she focused on strategic partnerships and new business opportunities.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • Sony MusicSpeculative

    May face changes in its podcast strategy and investment capabilities following the departure of a senior executive.

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