NASHVILLE, Tennessee (Reuters) - The Country Music Association's chief executive, Tammy Genovese, has resigned, the CMA Board of Directors said on Thursday. Genovese, a 24-year veteran of the association, said she wanted to devote more time to her two children and pursue less stressful avenues. The CMA will hire a firm to conduct a search for her successor, Board Chairman ...

The CEO of the Nashville-based Country Music Association has resigned effective immediately. The association announced the resignation of Tammy Genovese in a news release Wednesday. No reason was given for her departure. Genovese began her career with the trade group in 1985 and had been ...

Country music is a good friend to ABC. The network had its strongest ratings week in more than a year last week. One big reason was its telecast of the Country Music Association Awards, which the Nielsen Co. says brought more than 17 million ...