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Jam Productions Co-Founder Arny Granat Announces Departure
RADIO ONLINE | Tuesday, January 8, 2019 | 12:21pm CT |
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Jam Productions co-founder Arny Granat has announced he'll depart the company after 46 years. Co-founder Jerry Mickelson will continue to manage the daily operations. Granat will remain the CEO and Founder of Grand Slam Productions where he continues to explore new opportunities.
Arny Granat commented, "Over the past four decades, I have enjoyed a career that has allowed me to work with some of the biggest stars on the most memorable concerts, including the Rolling Stones, Adele, Prince and Frank Sinatra, as well as awe inspiring theater productions, and other unforgettable events. I am looking forward to producing and promoting shows throughout the country in association with other partners and collaborators."
Granat is working on a number of projects with Outback Concerts and Jam Theatricals, which under Granat's co-direction has received a total of ten Tony Awards and managed subscription seasons in 27 cities. Granat is also producing a traveling circus featuring the famous wire walker Nik Wallenda, while bringing a Christmas Light Show extravaganza from London to Chicago in 2019 before rolling it out nationally. He's also producing a movie based on the book, "My Last Skirt" and writing a book, entitled "I Said This, But I Meant That."
Granat concludes, "I am happy where I've been, I am happy where I am, and I am excited for everyone to see where I go next."
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