Longtime General Manager Tom Gimbel departs Austin City Limits television.
, Gimbel was instrumental in expanding the ACL brand globally by building the for-profit subsidiary Austin City Limits Enterprises. As president of ACL Enterprises since its launch around 2013, Gimbel grew profitable licensing and partnership opportunities previously unavailable to the nonprofit producer of thetelevision show, Austin PBS .
' parent company, does not currently have plans to fill his position, and Gimbel plans to continue some contracting work with the show. In an email statement to thegeneral management will be the responsibility of several key leaders at Austin PBS.
Gimbel's exit comes as KLRU looks to restructure and align the longest-running music program in television history more closely with the Austin PBS brand. Station representatives also said:the show and while most Austinites are aware of this relationship many are not. We are looking to enhance the brand association and leverage each other's media assets to grow both in terms of audience engagement and distribution.
As for Gimbel, he plans to split time between New York and Austin. His new Story Artist Management launches with NYC-based, ATO Records-signed singer-songwriter Margaret Glaspy on its roster. He will also continue his longstanding relationship representing Daniel Johnston's estate. Gimbel began managing Johnston in the early Nineties and has focused on expanding the late artist's legacy since his death in 2019, including via apparel deals with Supreme and Vans. He looks to put together another tribute album following the success of 2004's. He will also continue his work with the Hi, How Are You Project – the mental health awareness nonprofit he co-founded in 2018 – which is currently looking to hire its first executive director.
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