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  • ASCAP Nashville Restructures Leadership

    February 22, 2010 | David M Ross | Comments 2

    Connie Bradley and Tim DuBois

    It remains unofficial, but MusicRow has learned that ASCAP is restructuring its Nashville office to take on a more focused regional role for all genres. Under the new arrangement, Sr. VP Connie Bradley will step down from her longstanding position of leadership. Tim DuBois is expected to be named as ASCAP’s new Nashville head. The change reportedly happened this morning.

    Bradley rose through the ASCAP ranks from her start as a Membership Representative. Always a strong advocate for creative rights, under her tenure she has acted as as cheerleader, advisor and confidant to ASCAP members such as Kenny Chesney, Alan Jackson, Garth Brooks, Brad Paisley, Reba McEntire, Sugarland and many more.

    DuBois has recently been a faculty member at Vanderbilt’s Owen Graduate School of Management, but first established his career as a hit songwriter and producer. He started the Arista Nashville office around 1989 and went on to sign, develop and create superstars such as Alan Jackson, Brooks & Dunn, and many others.

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    1. Roger Sovine says:

      Tim is the perfect choice! A good songwriter, producer, label exec and a professor of business! The leadership at ASCAP has made an astute move in their choice. Only someone the caliber of Dubois could repace Connie Bradley.

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