Register now -- our annual Music Visionary of the Year Award Celebration returns this June.
We’ll honor Steve Boom of Amazon for his professional and philanthropic leadership and pay tribute to UJA’s powerful work meeting the moment: confronting rising antisemitism, fighting increased hunger and poverty, and helping millions in need, both here at home and across the world.
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In his role, Steve oversees Amazon Music, Audible, Wondery, Amp, Twitch, and Amazon Games. Having joined Amazon in 2012, Steve led the transformation of Amazon Music into one of the world’s leading audio streaming services and is widely recognized in the industry as an innovation leader. Steve is also chairman of the Board of Directors of MusiCares, the charitable foundation of the Recording Academy.
Prior to joining Amazon, Steve spent several years leading or advising mobile Internet startups including Loopt, mig33, and Vuclip. Earlier in his career, Steve spent 10 years at Yahoo!, where he was senior vice president responsible for Mobile and also one of the founding members...
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