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New for 2010!
The Music Publishers Association, Music
Managers Forum & MMF Training are pleased to announce that
their joint Music Publishing Professional Development
Programme will run again in 2010.
This
Programme has been developed and refined over time to ensure
that all attendees become better equipped to take advantage of
the new business opportunities that are central to the
development of our industry. Individuals from all
sectors of the music industry who are involved or interested
in any aspect of music publishing will benefit from the
Programme’s varied and comprehensive content. The objective is straightforward: to provide practicalinformation placed in the context
of today’s music industry.
Delivery of the
Programme is designed to suit the busy lifestyles of those
taking part. The course consists of six short, intensive
modules. Each module consists of one 3-hour session delivered
on a Monday evening, each commencing at 6.30pm and ending at
9.30pm. Reference materials will be
supplied for each module.
Law Society members who attend this
Programme may claim 3 hours accredited CPD time per module.
The master class is also accredited by ILEX and fellows who
attend may claim the time spent on the master class against
their CPD requirement as stipulated in the ILEX fellowship
agreement. Members of the ICAEW, AIA, ACCA and AAT may claim
the hours spent on this master class against their CPD
requirements as stipulated in their membership
details.
PRICES
(per module
6.30-9.30pm, including tea/coffee)
MPA/MMF members &
PRS for Music staff:
£29.79 plus £5.21 VAT = £35.00 per
module
AIM, APRS, BASCA,
BPI, IAMA, MPG members:
£46.81 plus £8.19 VAT =
£55.00 per module
Non-members:
£63.83
plus £11.17 VAT = £75.00 per module
VENUE: PRS
for Music Boardroom, 6th Floor,
Copyright House,
29-33 Berners
Street, London,
W1
All
modules are stand alone, but collectively the
Programme provides a wide-ranging analysis of all the issues,
challenges and practical opportunities facing those involved
or interested in today's music publishing industry. For further information about each module, please click
on schedule.
NB: Details of the Artist Management Programme,
to take place in the second half of 2010, will be confirmed
shortly.
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