The Country Music Association has extended its partnership with executive producer Robert Deaton through 2026.
Robert Deaton and Cam attend the 2017 Billboard Country Power Players at The Westin Hotel Rooftop on Aug. 1, 2017 in Nashville, Tenn.The Country Music Association has extended its partnership with executive producer Robert Deaton. Under the new deal, which includes the annual CMA Awards in addition to CMA Fest and, Deaton will continue in the producer’s chair through 2026. Deaton has overseen CMA's television properties since 2007.
“I could not be prouder and more honored to plant my flag long-term with my family at CMA,” Deaton adds. “This is home for me, these are my people. I’m blessed beyond measure.”on NBC as well as the “Soul to Soul” Las Vegas residency for Tim McGraw and Faith Hill. He was executive producer offor Fox Broadcasting and currently serves as executive producer of the Billboard Music Awards on NBC.
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