Tom Corson has been promoted to Chief Operating Officer at Warner Music Group, upping his role from Co-Chairman and Chief Operating Officer of Warner Records.
Corson, who joined Warner Records in 2018, has been overseeing the company’s business operations, strategy and commercial development for artists spanning Madonna and Red Hot Chili Peppers to Dua Lipa and Benson Boone. He will report to WMG CEO Robert Kyncl and will continue to work alongside Warner Records co-chairman and CEO Aaron Bay-Schuck during a transition period.
“It’s an honor to step into this role during such a transformative era for both our company and the industry at large,” said Corson in a press release. “A huge thanks to Robert for the opportunity, as well as to Aaron and the Warner Records team for the unforgettable run. I’m looking forward to building on our momentum, turbocharging operations, and creating even more impactful opportunities for our incredible artists and songwriters worldwide.”
“Tom is one of the most dynamic, respected, and effective executives in the music business, and a fierce champion of talent,” adds Kyncl. “Together with Aaron, he’s helped architect Warner Records’ resurgence, and we’ll leverage his vision, disciplined execution, and deep experience across the entire company as we continue to deliver for our artists and songwriters while achieving our top and bottom line goals.”
