Spotify
Sarah Isle is a seasoned marketing professional with extensive experience in brand strategy and growth management across renowned companies. Currently serving as the Business Marketing Manager for Brand Strategy at Spotify since July 2021, Sarah leads global brand strategy for emerging and scaled advertisers. Prior to this role, Sarah was the UK Business Marketing Manager at Facebook, focusing on growth and revenue within the Northern Europe Marketing team. Sarah's experience also includes a significant tenure at The Business of Fashion, where promotion to Senior Growth Manager involved leading marketing efforts for the subscription product, BoF Professional. Additional positions include roles at YOOX NET-A-PORTER GROUP, Hardie Grant Publishing, Condé Nast International, and Penguin Random House, with a foundational degree in English Literature from Cardiff University.
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Spotify
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Spotify is an audio and media streaming service that hosts music, podcasts and tv shows. Founded in 2008, Spotify has grown to one of the largest streaming platforms in the world, offering over 70 million tracks to its 360+ million users across 170+ markets. They are headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden with offices in over a dozen countries. Spotify’s mission is to unlock the potential of human creativity—by giving a million creative artists the opportunity to live off their art and billions of fans the opportunity to enjoy and be inspired by it. Spotify helps users to discover, manage, and share music on their phone, computer or tablet by browsing through the collections of friends, artists, and celebrities, by creating a radio station, or by curating their own playlists. A leader in revenue generation for the music industry, over 1,000 artists generated over $1 million on Spotify in 2021, 450 generations more than $2 million, and 130 generated over $5 million. Spotify also paid out over $1 billion dollars to publishing rights holders (songwriters and producers) in 2021.