Leadership Team
Governor of the Recording Academy/GRAMMYs New York Chapter and CEO of Pageot Productions
Steve Pageot
Executive Director
Deeply involved in the arts community, Steve Pageot holds several important positions:
- Voting member of the Recording Academy/GRAMMYs
- Member of the Producers & Engineers Wing committee
- Mentor for the Recording Academy/GRAMMYs GrammyU organization
During his career, he received the following honors:
- #3 Top Billboard (x1)
- Multi-platinum Sales Award (RIAA)
- Gold Record Recipient (RIAA)
- #1 Top Billboard (x3)
- #2 Top Billboard (x3)
Steve, a renowned Canadian producer, achieved what many producers dream of by collaborating early in his career with legendary artists, including the iconic Krayzie Bone of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, on his solo album “Thug Mentality 1999,” on the track “The War Iz On,” featuring none other than Snoop Dogg, Kurupt, and Layzie Bone.
Steve Pageot is the first Governor from Canada in the history of the Recording Academy/GRAMMYs to hold such a position. His appointment as Governor comes as no surprise in the United States, particularly in New York, where the Chapter voted unanimously to elect him.
Paralegal and Founder of Magazine Hip-Hop
Dany Tetreault
Director of communications
Dany Tétreault is a project manager and trained paralegal. In 2007, he founded Productions Double N, then organized C’est Hip-Hop chez nous in 2010, one of the largest underground Francophone rap festivals in North America. He later partnered with Batist to create the Ukase Record Label and its Ukase Media division, dedicated to promoting Hip-Hop culture.
In 2023, he founded Nation Hip-Hop, which became Magazine Hip-Hop at the end of 2025, an interactive platform and social network supporting young artists. In 2024, he co-founded the Franco Votes movement with Steve. Through his projects, Dany continues to create platforms that enable young people and artists to develop their talent and promote Francophone culture.
Member of the Recording Academy/GRAMMY. Former A&R at Bad Boy Records and Vice President/A&R at Pageot Productions.
Hughes A. Felizor
Director of Internal Affairs
Based in Montreal, Hughes A. Felizor, also known as “Yooggie”, is a seasoned music industry professional, globally recognized for his experience with Bad Boy Entertainment and his current role as Vice President and A&R at Pageot Productions.
In 2006, he joined Bad Boy Entertainment, the iconic label founded by Sean “Diddy” Combs, as an A&R Coordinator. For more than seven years, he played an active role in developing artists such as Diddy-Dirty Money, Cassie, French Montana, Machine Gun Kelly (MGK), as well as groups from Making The Band (Danity Kane, Day 26, Donnie Klang).
Recognized for his versatility and understanding of the mechanisms of the industry, Felizor is described by his peers as a visionary, demanding and loyal professional. His philosophy,
''Tranquility is the greatest manifestation of power''
reflects his way of approaching business: calm, precision, and efficiency.



