Kevin Weaver

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Kevin Weaver
Nationality	American
Title	President of Atlantic Records, West Coast
Term	2017–present

Kevin Weaver is an American record producer and record executive serving since 2017 as President of the West Coast branch of Atlantic Records.^[1]

Furthermore, he has served since 2014 as Executive Vice President of the label's Film and Television branch, a title in which he oversees placement of the label's music within films, televisions, and interactive media, as well as providing oversight on the creation, A&R, marketing, promotion, and distribution for the company's soundtracks. Weaver also operates a publishing joint-venture with Atlantic Records Group and Warner/Chappell Music. In 2019, Weaver was included in Atlantic's group entry at number nine on Billboard's "Power 100 List", and in 2020 and 2022,^[2] he was among those included in Billboard Magazine's re-branded "Power List" of the top executives in the music industry, alongside Atlantic Records co-chairs Craig Kallman and Julie Greenwald, and Atlantic's President of Black Music, Mike Kyser.^[3]