Pete Fisher
Vice President, General Manager
Grand Ole Opry
Nashville, TN
Pete Fisher was named general manager of the
Grand Ole Opry in June of 1999.
He oversees all activities of the
world's longest-running radio show.
Fisher manages the day-to-day
operations of the Grand Ole Opry House and produces its weekly
Opry shows.
He also serves as Executive
Producer of
America's Opry Weekend, a two-hour syndicated radio
program heard on over 200 stations via Westwood One.
Fisher's entertainment industry experience
ranges from artist management to music publishing, with a special
emphasis placed on service to a variety of music industry
organizations.
Prior to joining the
Opry, he was a partner in Fisher Raines Entertainment
where he managed the careers of Warner/Reprise Records artist Paul
Brandt and Sony's Marcus Hummon among others.
In addition, Fisher spent seven
years at WarnerSongs, Inc. as director of creative services where
he managed the joint-venture publishing operation between
Warner/Reprise Records and Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
Fisher earned a bachelor's degree from Middle Tennessee State
University with a major in Recording Industry Management and was
recognized as a distinguished alumnus in 2004.
His industry service
includes: the Board of Trustees of the National Academy of
Recording Arts and Sciences, Board of Directors for the Academy of
Country Music, Board of Professional Advisors for the Middle
Tennessee State University College of Mass Communication, Board of
Advisors for the Mike Curb College of Entertainment & Music
Business and the Friends at Belmont Board for the College of Visual
and Performing Arts.
He is also the 2010 Chairman for
the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Light The Night Walk.
Fisher lives with his wife, Hope, and two sons, Sean and Chris, in
Brentwood, Tennessee.