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Michael L. Nash
Michael L. Nash is a media executive who most recently served as Warner Music Group's Executive Vice President of Digital Strategy and Business Development. In that role he oversaw digital music strategy, including new media projects and strategic relationships with mobile phone companies, music download/streaming partners (such as Apple, Rhapsody, Spotify, MySpace Music, Pandora and others) and social media networks. Nash also managed the company’s negotiations with digital music service providers. He left the company in September 2011.〔Christman, Ed. ("Michael Nash, Warner Music's 'Top Digital Guru,' Leaving; Stephen Bryan Named Successor" )〕
==Career history==
Labeled a “visionary” by ''The Atlantic Monthly'', Nash has been a part of the media technology and innovation front for much of his career, including, between 1994 and 1997, as founder and CEO of Inscape, an interactive entertainment and games publishing joint venture with WMG and HBO that won numerous product awards. In 1996, Entertainment Weekly named him one of multimedia's ten most influential forward-thinking figures. Before that, Nash served as Director of the Criterion Collection, working closely with directors and artists such as Robert Altman, David Bowie, Terry Gilliam, Louis Malle, Nicolas Roeg and John Singleton. Prior to joining WMG, Nash was Executive Director of the Madison Project, a music industry-first digital distribution trial.
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