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Career Moves: January 24, 2007

Authored by dmw on January 24, 2007 - 6:15am.
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Live Nation, the world’s leading live music company, appoints Bruce Eskowitz to the newly created position of CEO – North American Music. It was under Eskowitz’s leadership that Live Nation consolidated its North American Music Operations which brings Live Nation’s N. Am. Concert Promotion, Venue Operation, Sponsorship, and alliance businesses.
http://www.livenation.com

Bob Mann has joined Firestone Communications, Inc., a Juniper subsidiary, as its Senior Vice President – Affiliate Sales. Mann will be responsible for all areas related to affiliate relations, sales & distribution, and Sorpresa!’s subscriber growth. Mann reports to Leonard Firestone, President and COO of Firestone Communications.
http://www.firestoneinc.com
http://www.sorpresatv.com/

The Diffusion Group adds Stephen Dye to its growing team of expert consultants. Dye has been working in the wireless industry in a variety of roles for the past twenty-four years.
http://www.thediffusiongroup.com

Techbooks, a leading provider of digitization services for publishers, named Michael Stacy as its Vice President of Sales for its Enterprise Group and Lisa McLaughlin as its Director of Journal Publishing Services.
http://www.techbooks.com/our_achievements.htm

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tags: Career | Moves | TDG | Live Nation | TechBooks | Firestone |

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