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Publishing Partnership Manager (Music)

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12-Month Contract | Central London | Hybrid (3 Days Onsite) | Up to £144,000 per annum pro rata
Join a team within the world’s biggest social media platform company for an intense and impact-focused 12-month assignment during which you will work with a specialist Music Publishing Partnerships team, working at the intersection of music publishing, rights management, and digital platforms across the EMEA region.
What will I be doing?
- Manage relationships with music publishers, collection societies, industry stakeholders across EMEA
- Act as a key point of contact for partner queries, operational issues, and day-to-day stakeholder engagement.
- Conduct business reviews, analysing music usage and partner performance across digital platforms.
- Coordinate the exchange of publishing, rights, and usage data to support accurate identification and payment processes.
- Work closely with operations and business development teams to deliver contractual commitments and drive partner success.
- Organise and support partner meetings, events, and engagement initiatives.
- Provide market insights and contribute to data-driven decision-making within the EMEA partnerships team.
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What experience and background do I need to be eligible?
- 10+ years' experience within music publishing, publishing partnerships, rights management organisations, or a related field with demonstrated expertise in music publishing rights, rights data and administration, royalties, and digital music licensing.
- Deep understanding of digital music platforms and business models.
- Experience managing and influencing senior stakeholders, including Director-level contacts.
- Strong analytical and numerical skills, with the ability to interpret data and translate insights into action.
- Proven track record of building effective relationships across internal and external stakeholder groups.


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This opportunity is a 12-month contract, hybrid – 3 days onsite in Central London / remote options available. Paying from £128,000 per annum pro rata. To hear more about this position or to discuss your suitability, please apply today!
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