New GM of Creative for ole in L.A.

Hopefully this has better ramifications for Haley than when Interscope had management change



Leo V. Williams IV

Quote:"ole has an amazing artist roster and an extensive catalog of songs and audio-video assets, and I'm looking forward to working with them to find creative new ways to expose that content to the world. Over the years, I've learned the importance of publishing and licensing to provide a solid revenue stream for artists of all sizes while also serving as a means of mass exposure. ole has always been at the forefront of that scene, and I'm thrilled to have a chance to add to that history."

"while also serving as a means of mass exposure"

Quote:haley hicks ‏@iamhaleyiam May 1
Started freaking out because they're playing @HaleyReinhart's "Undone" at Sonic ?

Is "Undone" being piped?

Quote:ole (oh-lay) @olemajorlyindie · 38m
It's official! ole wins @CCMAofficial Music Publisher of The Year Award for the 8th Year in a row! #oleallday

*CCMA: Canadian Country Music Association: committed to the promotion and development of Canadian country music.

Quote:Tusk ‏@HaleysTusk 11s
I see Ole's put claims on some of my vids, My Cake, SMYM, Wasted Tears, LOL I did link them to Haley's vids
#MakinMoney4Haley

Sept. 2016:

Quote:Announces $500 Million USD Credit Facility
Represents largest credit facility in the independent music publishing industry in recent years. Credit facility to fuel growth

TORONTO, ON (September 15, 2016) – ole (“the Company”), the world’s fastest growing independent music publishing and rights management company, announced today it has secured a $500 million USD credit facility from 12 U.S. and Canadian banks led by Los Angeles-based City National Bank (“CNB”). ole will use the facility to fund future acquisitions.

The transaction, originally launched as a $400 million facility, generated strong demand from both new and existing lenders, and as a result was increased to $500 million, making it the largest credit facility in independent music publishing industry in recent years.

“We believe the overwhelming demand for the facility speaks volumes to ole’s track record of execution and success, and we look forward to finding new opportunities to continue to scale in existing and complementary verticals as well as to further enhance our technology and data management assets,” said ole Chairman and CEO Robert Ott. “We are pleased to have the financial backing, expertise and support from City National Bank and our other financial partners.”

Now in its twelfth year, ole has completed more than $520 million in acquisitions and controls over 50,000 songs and 60,000 hours of TV/Film music across all genres, making it one of the largest independent rights management companies by revenue and one of the most profitable. ole has achieved a 3-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 55%. The company is on track to meet a 2016 Net Publisher’s Share target of 60M USD at 65% EBITDA.

http://www.majorlyindie.com/newsRelease....easeID=702

Nice to have a partner in the music industry that appears financially strong.

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(09-06-2014, 09:37 PM)Tusk Wrote: ole (oh-lay) @olemajorlyindie · 38m
It's official! ole wins @CCMAofficial Music Publisher of The Year Award for the 8th Year in a row! #oleallday

"ole Wins Tenth Consecutive Music Publishing Company of the Year Award at 2016 Canadian Country Music Association Awards"

http://www.majorlyindie.com/newsRelease....easeID=695

500M!!! Well,now they have some money to support Haley's career(I hope)

Found this pic.... I think this was when Haley went to sing some songs from Better for some Ole execs

Note from Miguel:

These photos are from ole's 2017 Grammy party. I pulled the posts from another thread.

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Quote:kellymcgrathmusic
@olemajorlyindie songbirds& soul sisters @haleyreinhart #olemusicpublishing #grammys2017

A few photos of Haley are on Ole's FB of their Grammy event

https://m.facebook.com/pg/oleismajorlyin...4954570246


H/T Sophie

Black velvet one night, blue velvet the next.

Velvet is in.

Quote:Velvet has become all but ubiquitous this season for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is its warm and cozy feel, a kind of tactile barrier in a world that seems to grow more tumultous and uncertain every day.

...Plus, fashion has moved away from the minimalist look of the past few years and toward more nostalgic looks like longer dresses and shawls.

https://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/27/fashi....html?_r=0