Alex Heimerman, Hayley Irvine and Eliza Charette.
Rise House Entertainment added three new team members through streaming, product management and label relationships.
Alex Heimerman joins as vice-president, streaming and strategic partnerships. During his career, Heimerman has acquired skills in digital strategy, artists’ development and streaming through roles in the trenches, the Nashville universal music group and red light management.
“I am incredibly grateful and excited to join the team to Rise House and contribute to their continuous success in their talented list,” explains Heimerman. “I can’t wait to maintain their commitment to art, authenticity and innovation.”
Hayley Irvine joins as a product manager where she will supervise the daily project strategy and execution on the label list. She is recently responsible for recording finance and the project manager at BMG / Broken Bow Records.
“I am excited and grateful for the opportunity to join Rise House,” shares Irvine. “There is nothing better than going back to significant work with a team that is all all.”
Eliza Charette joins as a coordinator of project relationships and labels, where she will help support artist campaigns and label operations. Charette recently worked in the Big Loud radio promotion department, and she also has previous experience in ticketing and live booking at Madison Square Garden.
“I am incredibly excited to join the Risse House team at such a pivotal moment of their trip,” adds Charette. “I look forward to growing alongside this passionate and visionary group and to give life to an even more excellent work.”
“At Risse House, we are not only chasing trends – we build inheritances,” says Jennifer JohnsonPresident of Rise House. “As our list develops with some of the most authentic artists in music, it is quite suitable for our team too. We are delighted to welcome a powerful trio in the family of the RISSE house. Alex brings a clear strategy and an electrical energy to the room. Eliza has a spark and a spirit that transforms ideas into a tin. And Hayley? It is all to heart – we are not doing construction, and was not doing construction – we are not doing task, but we do not do perception, and did not do construction – we do not do task, but we do not do perception – we do not do task – we are not doing the task, and do not make them dialogue. Wheels. Something daring.
Madison Hahnen is project manager at the Musicrow Magazine, where she helps to achieve operational objectives and large -scale projects for the company. It also manages the subscriptions of the company. Hahnen graduated from Bryant University in May 2020 with a BS in team and project team and a minor in communication studies.