Tom March has been appointed as the new chairman and CEO of Capitol Music Group (CMG), with Lillia Parsa joining as co-president alongside Arjun Pulijal. This leadership update was announced by Interscope Geffen A&M’s chairman and CEO, John Janick, following the immediate departure of Michelle Jubelirer, the previous chair and CEO of CMG, on February 6.
March, transitioning from his role as U.S. president of Geffen Records, is recognized for his contributions to the music industry, including his work with notable artists and partnerships. Before joining Geffen, he served as co-president of Polydor Records in the U.K., where he supported the development of artists like Glass Animals and managed the Interscope roster in the region.
In his new position at CMG, March will oversee several record labels, including Capitol Records, Blue Note Records, Motown Records, Astralwerks, Harvest Records, and Capitol Christian Music Group, reporting directly to Janick. Lillia Parsa, who previously worked at Universal Music Publishing Group, has collaborated with top artists and contributed to several No. 1 Hot 100 songs.
Parsa’s move to CMG marks a significant step in her career, and
