5 APR 2021

ECCHO RIGHTS EXPANDS ITS GLOBAL FOOTPRINT WITH A LONDON OFFICE

International distributor and rights management company Eccho Rights is establishing a London office, recruiting three UK-based senior executives to lead the next step in the company’s global expansion.

Fredrik af Malmborg

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International distributor and rights management company Eccho Rights is establishing a London office, recruiting three UK-based senior executives to lead the next step in the company’s global expansion.

Adam Barth will be Eccho’s new Director of Development and Co-productions, working with UK producers and broadcasters to broaden the Sweden-based distributor’s English language slate. Barth will be tasked with finding new projects and creative talent for Eccho’s ever-growing development roster, both for local and international co-production in collaboration with the company’s other global offices in Stockholm, Madrid, Istanbul, and Seoul. He joins from NENT Studios UK, where he worked as Commercial Director.

Furthermore, Lucy Roberts will take on the role of Director of Sales in the Eccho Rights team, handling the Eccho catalogue in Western Europe. Roberts has been a Senior Sales Manager at NENT Studios UK for the past two and a half years, having previously held roles at All3Media, Keshet International, BBC Studios, and ITV Studios.

Lastly, Alexandra Aldred also joins the Eccho Rights team in an Advisory role. Aldred, who spent the last eight years as Vice President Sales EMEA at the US studio Miramax, will work part time as an advisor, co-ordinating Eccho’s ongoing cooperation with Sony Pictures Television as well as the market leading offering of Korean series from mother company CJ ENM, Asia’s largest media company.

“The new London team will provide a very powerful contribution to our truly global company. While we pride ourselves on our work with developing markets and non-English language drama, these high-calibre hires are an important step in establishing Eccho Rights as the go-to partner even in more traditional drama markets in Western Europe and the UK,”  said Fredrik af Malmborg, Managing Director of Eccho Rights.

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