Music managers contribute value worth £714m to the wider UK music business
17/09/2025
The Music Managers Forum (MMF) has unveiled new independent research that, for the first time, calculates the economic value music managers bring to the UK music industry.
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The Music Managers Forum is devastated to hear of the death of John Glover.
11/09/2025
John was a founding member of the MMF, served as a board member and our Chair over two periods (between 1995 to 2004) and remained active as one of our Custodians.
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MMF’s Manager Summit 2025 – One Week to Go!
08/09/2025
Following last year’s Data, Deals and Innovation theme, the ever-popular MMF Summit returns on Tuesday 16th September, with a focus on Alternative Finance and the Value of Music Management. Tickets are running low, so be sure to secure yours!
Find out more MMF Board Election 2025: Meet The Candidates
20/08/2025
Nominations have now closed for the MMF board election 2025. This year we have four amazing managers nominated and as there are four seats available they are uncontested and will be appointed via an approval vote at the upcoming Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 16th September 2025.
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The Annual MMF Summit – Sponsored by Sound Royalties
11/08/2025
MMF's Managers Summit 2025 edition promises to be extra special, joining the dots on the changing dynamics of music management - covering value, growth & finance.
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Reflecting on Our Membership
05/08/2025
How we’re learning from you to build a stronger, more tailored community for music managers at every stage.
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Manager Spotlight: Steph Van Spronsen
31/07/2025
The manager spotlight offers a small insight into the heads of incredible managers. This week in the spotlight is Steph Van Spronsen!
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We’re looking for Educators!
31/07/2025
We're seeking to appoint an organisation, company, or individual to deliver elements of our refreshed education programme.
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BPI Deal on Streaming Reform is not a “Complete Reset”
24/07/2025
This week in Parliament, Minister Chris Bryant announced the UK Government’s endorsement of the BPI’s new streaming code—a set of voluntary commitments made solely by the major record labels. It marks the culmination of a process that began with Parliament’s Culture Committee’s 2021 inquiry, which heard from a wide range of voices across the music industry—artists, songwriters, producers and managers—about the deep structural inequalities in streaming.
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