Business Services: Industry Organisations


110 Music Week Directory


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Industry Organisations AIM (The Association of Independent Music)


Association of Independent Music, 22 Endell Street, London, WC2H 9AD t 020 3771 0400 w www.aim. org.uk f aim.music t aim_uk c Communications Coordinator: Henry Oliver.


APRS (Assoc. of Professional Recording


Services) PO Box 22, Totnes, Devon, TQ9 7YZ t 01803 868600 e admin@aprs.co.uk w aprs.co.uk t APRSHome


Arts Council England 21 Bloomsbury Street, London, WC1B 3HF t 0161 934 4317 e enquiries@artscouncil.


org.uk w artscouncil.org.uk f artscouncilofengland t ace_national y artscouncilofengland


ASCAP (AMERICAN SOC. OF COMPOSERS AUTHORS & PUBL)


BMI (BROADCAST MUSIC INCORPORA TED)


Flat 84, Harley House, Marylebone Road, London, NW1 5HN t 020 7486 2036 f 020 7224 1046 e london@


bmi.com w bmi.com f BMILondon t BMILondon y bmivideo c Vice President, Creative, Europe: Shirin Foroutan. Senior Executive, Creative, Europe: Kevin Benz. Executive, Creative, Europe: Jon Miller. Executive Assistant, Creative, Europe: Anushka Gantumur. BMI is the bridge between songwriters and the businesses and organizations that want to play their music publicly. As a global leader in music rights management, BMI serves as an advocate for the value of music, representing more than 14 million musical works created and owned by more than 900,000 songwriters, composers and music publishers.


BPI (BRITISH PHONOGRAPHIC INDUSTR Y)


4 Millbank, London, SW1P 3JA t 020 7439 0909


e london@ascap.com w ascap.com f ascaplondon t ascaplondon c Vice President, Membership UK/ Europe: Simon Greenaway. Director, Membership UK/ Europe: David Ryan Jordan. Co-ordinator, Membership UK/ Europe: Ben Newport.


ASCAP is a world leader in performance royalties, service and advocacy for songwriters, composers and music publishers. Our mission is to license and promote the music of our members and foreign affi liates, obtain fair compensation for the public performances of their works and distribute the royalties we collect. We have pioneered the effi cient licensing of music to hundreds of thousands of enterprises.


BASE (British Association for Screen


Entertainment) 3 Soho Square, London, W1D 3HD e general@baseorg.uk w baseorg.uk c Chief Executive: Liz Bales.


Birmingham Music Network PO Box 9121, Birmingham, Birmingham, West Midlands, B13 8AU t 07974 746810 e mark@birminghammusicnetwork.


com w birminghammusicnetwork.com f BirminghamMusicNetwork t BirminghamMN c Director: Mark Sampson.


secondname@bpi.co.uk w bpi.co.uk f thebpi t bpi_music c Chief Executive BPI & BRIT Awards Limited: Geoff Taylor. Chairman BPI: Ged Doherty. CEO BPI & BRIT Awards: Geoff Taylor. Director of Communications: Gennaro Castaldo 020 7803 1326. Director of Events & Charities: Maggie Crowe OBE. Director of Membership & International: Chris Tams. Director of Public Aff airs: TBC TBC. Director of Research: Chris Green. General Counsel: Kiaron Whitehead. Chief Operating Offi cer BPI: MJ Olaore. Director of Digital BPI & BRIT Awards Limited: Giuseppe De Cristofano. Content Protection Operations Manager: Paola Monaldi. Business Development and Partnerships Manager: Lucy Bannatyne. Senior Special Projects Manager: Casandra Strauss. Group Financial Controller: Naz Hussain. Commercial Rights and Legal Adviser: Christy Whelan. BPI champions the UK’s recorded music industry, safeguarding the rights of its members and of the artists, performers and label members of collecting body PPL. BPI’s membership consists of over 400 independent labels and the UK’s three ‘majors’, which account for 85 per cent of legitimate domestic music consumption. BPI promotes British music overseas through trade missions and the Music Exports Growth Scheme. It provides insights, training and networking with its free masterclasses, Insight Sessions, Wisdom Wednesdays, and reports. BPI administers the BRIT Certifi ed Awards, co-owns the Offi cial Charts, owns/organises The BRIT Awards and is also home to the Mercury Prize.


Riverside Building, County Hall, Westminster Bridge Rd, London, SE1 7JA t 020 7803 1300 f 020 7803 1310 e fi rstname.


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