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By: Deborah Speer
ICM Partners
Rob Prinz has stepped down as ICM Partners Head of Worldwide Concerts with Mark Siegel, ICM’s Head of Music, taking over the helm. The news is part of a sweeping new Concerts Division leadership structure announced Feb. 22 by CEO Chris Silbermann. Prinz will remain at ICM as partner and agent and will continue representing a client roster that includes Jerry Seinfeld.
In the same announcement, Robert Gibbs was named Head of Music, becoming the highest-ranking Black executive in the agency business, according to ICM. Matt Bates is now Head of International/Head of Europe. Steve Levine remains in his position as Co-Head of Worldwide Concerts, while Peter Elliot and Scott Mantell continue as managing director of Primary Talent International and co-head of International, respectively.
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(L-R) Rob Prinz, Steve Levine and Mark Siegel attend the 2019 Billboard Power 100 on Feb. 7, 2019 in Los Angeles.
Rob Prinz transitions out of leadership and will remain as partner, music agent.
ICM Partners announced a surprise shakeup of its leadership group Monday morning, according to chief executive
Chris Silbermann.
As part of the reorg,
Rob Prinz 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
Mark Siegel, who will now serve as head of worldwide concerts. Siegel s current position will be filled by agent
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