Sentence examples for head of licensing from inspiring English sources

"Spotify and Ministry of Sound are pleased to have reached a resolution on amicable terms," said James Duffett-Smitheadead of licensing business affairs at Spotify.

"Rey and Phasma feature prominently across hundreds of products, and are selling exceptionally well," Disney's senior vice president and head of licensing for Lucasfilm, Paul Southern, said.

Julian Skeens, head of licensing law at Jeffrey Green Russell and the LDA's solicitor, said appeal cases were likely to take a long time, and clubs could remain in business for some time.

City have shown key Uefa executives, including Andrea Traverso, head of licensing including financial fair play, the plans for their huge training "campus" costing around £140m alongside the Etihad Stadium.

Andrew Carley, the head of licensing at Entertainment One, which distributes Peppa Pig and Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom, says the market has changed within the last three to five years because of the advertising downturn and economic climate.

Not only do CSM members take fees from industry, but many agency officials used to work for drug companies, such as the former head of worldwide drug safety at GlaxoSmithKline, who is now the MHRA's head of licensing.

It's a nightmare of licensing.

In addition, Melanie Beer has been appointed as the director of merchandise and licensing to head a team that includes Julie Quirke as the head of international licensing.

Seth Siegel, head of the licensing division of The Beanstalk Group, one of the world's top trademark-licensing agencies, reckons that a hot property such as Harry Potter could have generated 200-300 product licences in America alone.

Tim Riley, the head of music licensing at Activision, stated that the company will continue to seek licenses for more songs from previous games and downloadable content to be exported into Band Hero, but cannot guarantee that these songs will be licensed for future Guitar Hero games.

In 1945 Mr. Orenstein became the head of nonradio licensing for Broadcast Music Inc., which represents songwriters and publishers.