#NewYorkNotes @RecordingAcad RECORDING ACADEMY® APPOINTS ADAM ROTH AS EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT OF GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
The Recording Academy® has appointed Adam Roth as Executive Vice President of Global Partnerships & Business Development, effective immediately. In this role, Roth will be responsible for growing the Recording Academy’s global footprint internationally through the development and negotiation of high-impact integrated partnership programs with both globally recognized brands and local on-the-ground sponsors. Additionally, Roth will create new IP and build business around existing IP as a method for creating new global revenue opportunities for the Academy. Roth will also develop result-driven programs for the Recording Academy’s GRAMMY Awards® season sponsors and create the strategic planning and sales strategy for developing new business and revenue opportunities.
“We are thrilled to have Adam as our EVP of Global Partnerships & Business Development,” said Harvey Mason jr., CEO of the Recording Academy. “Throughout his tenure, Adam’s unwavering dedication and foresight have consistently delivered remarkable results for our organization. As the Academy continues its work serving music and its creators around the world, I am confident that Adam’s new roles will continue to steer our business development to allow our work to expand in exciting new ways.”
Roth previously served as Senior Vice President of Partnerships & Business Development for the Recording Academy, using his deep network of industry relationships across the arts, fashion, music, entertainment, and technology industries to create 360 deals to drive new business across all entities of the Recording Academy, including MusiCares®, the GRAMMY Museum® and The Latin Recording Academy®.
Prior to joining the organization in 2019, Roth served as vice president of strategic partnerships for the not-for-profit, membership-based trade organization Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA). In this role he was responsible for bringing the CFDA and the fashion industry at large into high-profile arenas to promote both the organization and its membership to new audiences. His accomplishments while at CFDA include creating the first-ever MTV-CFDA Fashion Vanguard Award for the MTV-VMAs and implementing key marketing initiatives with the NFL for Super Bowl 50 and Google. He also spent seven years at Condé Nast, where he was in charge of developing custom programs for luxury advertising partners across their men's, women's, travel, and home brands.
Roth was named Condé Nast Marketer of the Year in 2008 of the Quarter in 2011. He also spent three years as a founding member of the New York LGBT Center’s Business Mentorship program for youth ages 13-22. He holds an associate’s degree from Montgomery College in Rockville, Maryland.
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