Peermusic has promoted Elizabeth Rodda to president, US Latin, Latin America and global society relations. She reports to CEO Mary Megan Peer.
In this expanded role, Elizabeth Rodda will now oversee the company’s Latin initiatives and new signings in the US and Puerto Rico, in addition to overseeing initiatives and repertoire across South America, Mexico and Central America.
Peermusic’s US Latin creative team will report to Rodda, who continues to be based out of Peermusic’s Miami office. Rodda will also continue to serve as a representative of Peermusic with global collection societies, as she works to optimise revenue growth and rights flow for all Peermusic songwriters.
Mary Megan Peer said: “In her two years with Peermusic, Liz has continued to develop our Latin America operations, supporting the creative work and growing the income of Peermusic songwriters throughout the region. In expanding her role to lead our US Latin initiatives, we are recognising the close ties between the US Latin and Latin American and increasing the opportunities for our Latin writers globally.”
Elizabeth Rodda said: “Peermusic has a long legacy of championing Latin music and promoting songs of cultural importance and it is an honour to keep that torch bright for the next generation of music creators. Today, our creative teams are firing on all cylinders in attracting top talent, creating opportunities for Latin songwriters in the global music market, proactively pitching for synchronization, and helping to take the careers of our writers to the next level. I’m honoured to work with Mary Megan and the Peermusic team as we continue to support our writers with a dedicated team and an unparalleled international footprint.”
In addition to her new US and Puerto Rico Latin responsibilities, Elizabeth Rodda will continue to oversee Peermusic’s Latin initiatives and repertoire across South America, Mexico and Central America. In the region, Peermusic has local offices and staff in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru and Venezuela, and additionally administers the territories of Belize, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay and Uruguay.
Rodda works with local Peermusic managing directors to sign new songwriters, producers and music publishing catalogues and oversees digital and synchronisation activity throughout the regions. Recent signings by the Peermusic teams across these regions include Vladi Cachai, Aquihayaquihay, Un León Marinero, Foudeqush, Jaze, Los Dioses del Ritmo and NanQ.
Rodda will also continue to be a key representative for the company in its global society relationships, working directly with CMOs and local offices around the world to increase registrations and collections.
Elizabeth Rodda has over 20 years of experience working in music publishing and global collection societies and served as ASCAP’s senior vice president of international affairs prior to joining Peermusic as president, Latin America and global society relations in 2023.
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