Iain Pirie

Iain Pirie started his career at RCA Records UK, managing recording for notable artists like Take That, Morrissey, M-People, Annie Lennox, and Paul Oakenfold's Perfecto Label. Transitioning to 19 Entertainment in 1997, his journey spanned 17 years until 2014, evolving from a Junior Artist Manager to the EVP of 19 Entertainment after moving to Los Angeles in 2004.

During his tenure at 19 Entertainment, Iain Pirie had the privilege of working with renowned artists such as Annie Lennox, Spice Girls, S Club 7, and the original 'Pop Idol' winner Will Young. His responsibilities extended to overseeing the music output of American Idol artists, collaborating with talents like Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood, Daughtry, and many others, contributing significantly to the launch of their careers.

In 2014, Iain Pirie pursued a new direction, focusing on managing Songwriters and Music Producers, as well as establishing himself as an independent music consultant. His current primary engagement is with XIX Entertainment, solidifying his position as a reputable music consultant in 2021.

Iain Pirie's educational background includes studying Music Business at West Lothian College and Edinburgh College of Art. Throughout his career, he has held key positions such as Head Of Music at XIX Entertainment, CEO at Tritone, A&R Consultant at XIX Entertainment, and various managerial roles at 19 Entertainment and RCA Records UK, honing his expertise in the music industry.