Tuhin Roy

Tuhin Roy is a highly experienced digital media leader with over two decades of experience in growing companies organically and through mergers and acquisitions. He has held several roles including executive, founder, board member, legal counsel, and advisor for companies in the music and technology industries. Roy is widely recognized for his expertise in digital media and was included in the Billboard Digital Power Players list for three consecutive years.

Roy first gained recognition in 2003 when he founded the Digital Rights Agency, a digital music and TV content aggregation company whose partners included Apple, Microsoft, Verizon, and Amazon.com. This company was later acquired and merged under Sony Music and is now known as the Orchard. As a founding member and senior management personnel, Roy was responsible for helping the company grow to generate over $600M in revenue.

Throughout his career, Roy has held key positions at a number of leading companies in the music and technology industries. He has served as the Senior Vice President of Digital Innovation at Universal Music Group, and as Vice President of New Digital Business. He has also worked as a head of business and corporate development, advisor, and consultant for leading companies in these industries.

Roy holds a JD from the Hastings College of Law and a BA from the University of California, Berkeley. He has served on the board of the Digital Media Association and as an Adjunct Professor at the UC Hastings College of Law. He has also been quoted in several leading publications including The Wall Street Journal, The LA Times, and Billboard Magazine.