Stephen Arnold Music, the World Leaders in Sonic Branding and home of The Vault production music library, have announced a new addition to their executive team. Scott Saldinger has been named Vice President of Strategy & Vision Management and will oversee and lead the company’s business development across an increased range of platforms.
Saldinger brings over two decades of experience in media production, marketing and sales to his new post at Stephen Arnold Music. A proven team builder who has managed the growth of multimillion dollar portfolios in broadcast television, online, mobile, and out of home marketing media, Saldinger comes to Stephen Arnold Music from KXAS-TV NBC5 in Dallas, where he was Business Development Account Manager. He has also led and managed accounts at stations including KDFW-TV FOX 4 (Dallas), KFRE-TV CW 59 (Fresno), KGPE-TV CBS47 (Fresno), KPXL-TV 26/PAX Network (San Antonio), and KMOL-4 (San Antonio).
“From the ever-evolving world of broadcast, to mobile, video games, and beyond, now is the perfect time for Stephen Arnold Music to bring its expertise to a whole new set of customers,” Saldinger says. “Sound and audio are being used, now more than ever, to strongly identify brands, products, and services. Stephen Arnold Music has a long track record that shows they understand the brands – when you work with us, you get a team that knows how to focus on your specific needs, and create a signature voice for your brand.”
Stephen Arnold Music compositions can be heard daily in more than 500 million homes worldwide - with over 20 years of success in delivering the sounds that make a difference to CNN, ESPN, China Central Television, and a global clientele from Des Moines to Dubai.
“We’ve known Scott for a long time– now we’re glad to welcome him to our team,” says Stephen Arnold, President of Stephen Arnold Music. “He has a proven ability to leverage a company’s assets, and make them grow in new directions. With his shared passion for branding the brands, Scott is integral to taking us to exciting new markets.”