Executive Action At 10K Projects & AMG
• Longtime Atlantic Records executive Marsha St. Hubert (left), who most recently served as EVP, Head of Marketing, Hip-Hop, R&B & Global Music, has been elevated to Co-President of 10K Projects, alongside Co-President Nicholas Ziangas — and Executive Vice President at Atlantic Music Group (AMG). The New York-based St. Hubert will now report to AMG CEO Elliot Grainge.
It was concurrently announced that current 10K Projects Co-President Molly McLachlan (right), has been elevated to a new position as EVP at AMG. She will remain based in Los Angeles and also now report directly into Grainge.
Grainge said of St. Hubert, “With two decades of hands-on experience, Marsha is one of the most knowledgeable, savvy, and engaging people in our industry. She’s a passionate, magnetic music fan who knows the marketplace inside out, and has been the driving force behind the creation and execution of a stream of innovative strategies for new artists and superstars alike. Alongside another dynamo in Nico, I’m confident that together they’ll continue to propel both 10K and AMG’s success.”
St. Hubert noted, “Atlantic has been my label home for the better part of 20 years, and it’s always been a place where the artist reigns supreme. The independent spirit of 10K is very much in sync with the independent roots of Atlantic, and I want to thank Elliot for giving me the opportunity to expand my horizons as the company writes a new chapter in its amazing history.”
On McLachlan, Grainge remarked, “Molly has been a foundational and integral leader at 10K, playing an important role in its launch and long term growth. As we evolve our senior management team at AMG, we remain agile, ambitious, and collaborative about our vision for the future. Adding Molly to the AMG center helps us achieve this. She’s sharp, culturally attuned, and trusted for her sound judgment — whether navigating big-picture strategy or stepping into the details.”
St. Hubert began her music industry career in 2002 as an intern at Island Def Jam. In 2004, she joined Atlantic, advancing from assistant to A&R Operations Manager to Product Manager. In 2012, she left for a brief stint at Epic Records, returning to Atlantic two years later.
McLachlan became employee Number 2 at 10K Projects in 2018, starting as Director of Operations. She has been instrumental in every success at the label, which has now racked-up more than 30 Gold and Platinum-certified releases. In September of 2024 she was named Co-President of 10K. [McLachlan photo: Martha Galvan]
