Elizabeth Rodda has been appointed as president, Latin America and global society relations at Peermusic. In her new role, she will be responsible for overseeing the publishing company's Latin initiatives in South America, Mexico, and Central America. Rodda will be based in Miami and will report to the CEO of Peermusic, Mary Megan Peer.
as president, Latin America and global society relations. In the newly-created position, Rodda will oversee the publishing company’s Latin initiatives across South America, Mexico and Central America.
“Liz has a deep understanding of the complexity of the global rights ecosystem and a passion for advocating for songwriters,” Peer said in a statement. “Her strong relationships with key stakeholders within the Latin America region will be invaluable as she works to optimizing revenue growth in the region and rights flow for all peermusic songwriters.
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