Jenn Dobbins (Photo Kevin Grace)
NASHVILLE, TN (CelebrityAccess) – BMG announced the promotion of Jenn Dobbins to the role of Senior Vice President, Rights & Royalties.
Dobbins, who is based in BMG’s US Copyright & Royalties hub in Nashville, will take on responsibility for the label group’s Copyright and Recorded Music Administration.
In her new role at BMG, Dobbins will report directly to Eric Scott, EVP, Rights Administration and Royalty Services.
Dobbins, who is originally from Canada, has spent majority of the last two decades working in royalty departments in Toronto and Nashville and began her career in copyright & licensing before moving into royalties at Sony Music Entertainment.
In 2015, she joined Big Machine Label Group where she was promoted to Director of Royalty Accounting and Income Analysis before stepping away from the company in 2021.
Before she joined BMG, Dobbins led asset operations for online music royalties trading platform JKBX (Jukebox) and was Director of Royalties at Exactuals.
“Jenn’s extensive expertise, deep knowledge, and proven experience in managing complex rights and royalties will not only streamline our operations but also set a new standard of excellence in how we support and empower artists and stakeholders in an ever-evolving landscape,” stated BMG’s Eric Scott.
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