Appointment of Chief Growth Officer

All Things Considered Group plc (AQSE: ATC), the independent music company housing talent management, live booking, merchandising, talent services and events, is pleased to announce the promotion of Ric Salmon to the newly created position of Chief Growth Officer.

Ric is a highly experienced music executive and entrepreneur, who has worked with ATC for ten years, representing a diverse range of artists, including Laura Marling, Trevor Horn, Frank Carter and Glen Hansard. He is a co-founder of the BAFTA award winning livestream business Driift, the market-leader in the production and promotion of premium pay-per-view live events, and part of ATC Services business segment.

Prior to this, Ric managed globally established artists including Seal and Morrissey through his management company Harvest Entertainment, and held senior A&R roles at Sony Music, Ministry of Sound and Warner Music International, where he worked with artists as diverse as Eric Prydz, Rod Stewart, Beverley Knight, The Corrs, and Boyzone among many others.

In his new position, Ric will assess and drive new industry partnerships, artist acquisition, and opportunities to grow creative services across its existing artist engagements, as well as managing certain key artist relationships.

Adam Driscoll, Chief Executive Officer of ATC, commented: "Ric's deep understanding of the music industry and the needs of artists makes him the ideal person for this newly created role. We look forward to seeing the immediate positive impact his appointment will undoubtedly have on the Group."

Ric Salmon, Chief Growth Officer, commented: "The transformation that the Group has undergone in recent years, including the reorganisation into three primary divisions and the strengthening of the senior management team, has laid the foundations for sustained growth. I am excited to take on this new role and to have the opportunity to help drive the Group forward at such a pivotal time."