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Liz Cavanaugh Exits Curb Records After 20 Years
Liz Cavanaugh has exited Curb Records after more than 20 years with the label. Her job as VP of promotion/media relations has been eliminated, and the publicity end outsourced to a Nashville firm. Cavanaugh oversaw publicity campaigns for Curb artists, and also worked with AC and Christian radio. Previous and Next Stories
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