Live Nation chief communications officer Carrie Davis is exiting her post at after nearly 5 years
is exiting her post at after nearly five years of running communications for the world's largest concert promotion company,has learned. Davis is leaving to spend more time with family and her twin son and daughter.
Davis started at Live Nation in 2015 and helped modernize the $10 billion company's public relations operation, developing and overseeing a global communications infrastructure that touches every aspect of the company and is responsible for its consistent output of news items, acquisitions, company hires, festival lineups and tour announcements.
The Boston native is known for both her toughness and her empathetic approach to what is largely a thankless job, quietly working behind the scenes on projects that advocated for women and elevated the communications business. Prior to Live Nation, Davis worked as vp communications for Disney. Davis is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania.
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