Zac Fox just leveled up to the big boss chair at Kilimanjaro Live after grinding there since day one, while founder Stuart Galbraith steps back to juggle the massive parent company empire, proving that sticking around for two decades actually pays off sometimes.
Zac Fox takes the wheel at Kilimanjaro Live
Zac Fox takes the wheel at Kilimanjaro Live
- She is grabbing the keys from Stuart Galbraith to run the daily grind while he goes off to manage the bigger picture at KMJ.
- This veteran has been in the trenches since the company started in 2008 and spent a dozen years crushing it as Head of Operations before this glow-up.
- Her portfolio is absolutely stacked with heavy hitters like Ed Sheeran, Gorillaz, and Sam Fender, so she clearly knows how to move tickets.
- Galbraith actually launched the parent umbrella KMJ Entertainment recently, and the beast is already moving a staggering 4.5 million tickets annually.
- Their tent covers everything from Regular Music and Fane to the Belladrum Festival, meaning they have their fingers in every pie, from comedy to immersive theater.
- Keep in mind that Germany’s DEAG actually swooped in to buy a majority stake in the operation way back in 2014.
- Jo Quillan is officially locking in her spot as Group Chief Operating Officer after helping with a strategic review, bringing her past experience from Sony Music and Wasserman to the table.
- Lucy Levitt is also leveling up from Head of Business Development to Group Director of Commercial Operations to keep the money flowing across the whole group.
- The founder seems pretty stoked to promote from within rather than just headhunting outsiders, claiming the team structure is finally perfect for their next growth spurt.
