Hayley Silvertown Steps Into Top Legal Post at Create Music Group
Create Music Group levels up its leadership with a new Chief Legal and Business Affairs Officer.

Create Music Group just named Hayley Silvertown to head up their legal and business affairs — a move that signals the indie powerhouse is getting serious about scaling up the right way.
Silvertown's job is straightforward on paper: run the legal side and make sure deals, investments, and partnerships actually move the needle for the company. But in practice, that means she's gonna be sitting in on the big-picture conversations that shape where Create goes next. This isn't a corner-office role — it's the kind of position that touches everything.
For an operation like Create, which has built itself on artist deals and distribution muscle, having someone locked in on the business and legal infrastructure matters. It's the foundation that lets you grow without tripping over your own feet.
No word yet on Silvertown's full background, but the appointment speaks to Create's ambitions to keep scaling while keeping things tight upstairs.
Read the full story at Music Business Worldwide → https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/hayley-silvertown-named-chief-legal-and-business-affairs-officer-at-create-music-group/
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