Cityneon Holdings appoints Welby Altidor as chief creative officer

Altidor is a former Cirque du Soleil executive.

Mainboard-listed Cityneon Holdings Limited has appointed the former executive creative director of creations at Cirque du Soleil Welby Altidor as the group's chief creative officer.

The appointment is in line with the group's vision of creating experiences that transcend tradition to move audiences beyond their expectations.

Altidor began his career as a talent scout for Cirque du Soleil, becoming the youngest Casting Director in the company’s history, working on over 15 productions.

As Executive Creative Director, Altidor oversaw and influenced several shows including LUZIA and Michael Jackson ONE, an award-winning hit that is in its fourth year of residence at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas (MGM).

Altidor will be based in Las Vegas where Cityneon will be expanding its presence to in addition to its existing creative office in Los Angeles.

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