Rob Prinz, Steve Levine and Mark Siegel attend the 2019 Billboard Power 100 on Feb. 7, 2019 in Los Angeles.ICM Partners announced a surprise shakeup of its leadership group Monday morning, according to chief executive will remain a partner but relinquish his role as head of worldwide concerts and devote his full attention to being an agent. In Prinz's place will be New York agent, who will now serve as head of worldwide concerts.
"He and I have been discussing his desire to move back to becoming a full-time agent for a while and while we both now feel that the time right, I am grateful to him for the job he has done."Siegel has been a long-time agent"for many legendary clients, he has also made it a point to continuously mentor and develop young agents who have gone on to have incredibly successful careers of their own," a statement from ICM reads.
"Mark Siegel, Robert Gibbs and Matt Bates are universally respected within our agency and the music business at large," says Silbermann."Through their hard work and dedication to their clients and the team here at ICM, they epitomize the true meaning of leading by example."Peter Elliot holds the co-head of ICM International title, based in Los Angeles.
The company also announced that it is establishing a Concerts Leadership Committee designed to"keep the department on the cutting edge of every client opportunity and groom the next generation of department leaders," according to a statement. It will include
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