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Aimed at those planning to play the US for the first time, this information-packed session flags essential considerations to ensure smooth entry to and travel within the United States, from applying for visas, to travel budgeting and itinerary planning.
Become a member to find out moreThe first in our new series: MMF Research Unpacked. In this session, the MMF's Paul Bonham is joined by Dr. Ruth Melville (RM Research), Jael Williams (JEM Associates) and Julia Payne (The Hub) to unpack the newest, ground-breaking research into the true value of music managers. This study, the first of its kind in the UK, explores and assigns a monetary value to the direct and indirect economic and social impacts that music managers have on UK music industry stakeholders through social return on investment (SROI) modelling.
Become a member to find out moreAn October update from BBC Music Introducing, a platform dedicated to discovering and supporting new music.
Become a member to find out moreEach quarter, we produce a breakdown of music business and entertainment research reports, highlighting key information that may be of particular interest to music managers. This quarter's research highlights IFPI's Music in the EU Report, TikTok's Song of the Summer, Music Tech's Report 2025, The Impact of AI on Digital Marketing, LIVE's Annual Report, AEG's The Live Effect, plus many more.
Become a member to find out moreTemplates and guidelines to help managers make the most out of PPL.
Become a member to find out moreMusic Copyright Explained is a free user-friendly guide to how music copyright works in the UK.
Become a member to find out moreKey YouTube resources for all music managers to master.
Become a member to find out moreThis handbook provides information and guidance on how to maintain good working relationships in music. You can use it alongside a Check Your Levels workshop if you attend one, or on your own.
Become a member to find out moreThis handbook provides information and guidance on how people in music can respond to difficult behaviour. You can use it alongside a Check Your Levels workshop if you attend one, or on your own.
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