The Circuit Group has appointed Marc Thomas as head of artist management, UK & Europe.
Based in the company's London office, Thomas will oversee artist management activities across the region while helping drive Circuit's continued international expansion.
The Circuit Group describes itself as a “powerhouse collective of world-class artist managers turning creative vision into global ventures for iconic artists”.
"I've seen firsthand how effective globally connected artist management can be, and that's a big part of what drew me to The Circuit Group,” said Marc Thomas. “The team has built an incredible foundation, and I'm excited to help grow our presence across Europe while continuing to develop long-term opportunities for artists on a global scale."
With experience spanning artist management, radio, and label marketing, Thomas has joined The Circuit Group following eight years at Red Light Management's London office. Throughout his career, he has held leadership roles including head of marketing at Defected Records and spent five years at Rinse FM.
Marc has an outstanding track record of developing artists and building meaningful businesses around their careers
Dean Wilson
Thomas will take a roster that includes Anti Up, Chris Lorenzo, AC Slater, Taiki Nulight and Emily Makis.
He will continue to co-manage Chris Lorenzo alongside Circuit Group's Michael Carella, who leads the artist's US management efforts, which the company said further strengthens its global management model.
"Marc has an outstanding track record of developing artists and building meaningful businesses around their careers,” said Dean Wilson, co-founder and CEO of The Circuit Group. “His experience, reputation, and global perspective make him a natural fit for Circuit as we continue investing in the next generation of dance music talent. We're excited to have him leading our management efforts across the UK and Europe."
The Circuit Group was co-founded by industry veterans Dean and Jessica Wilson (Seven20), along with Brett Fischer, David Gray and Harvey Tadman (AYITA).
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