MMF announces radio programmers speed networking session

15 July 2016
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Mmf Announces Radio Programmers Speed Networking Session

Hot on the heels of the recent successful Festival Bookers speed networking session, the NZ Music Managers Forum are proud to present the return of the Radio Programmers speed networking session to be held in Auckland on Tuesday 23 August.

This is a rare opportunity for MMF Members to meet face to face with most of the important programmers from major commercial radio stations, to find out what they look for in a song when programming their networks and how independent artists can achieve airplay.

Along with the programmers, NZ On Air’s Head of Music – David Ridler and Jeff Newton – Broadcast Promotions Executive, will also be attending so members can find out more about NZ On Air’s new funding schemes and radio plugging service.

The event is open to MMF members only and booking is essential.  Members who are based outside of Auckland are able to schedule Skype appointments with the radio panel throughout the evening.

For more details on how to book email [email protected]

To become a member of MMF and be a part of this networking session visit http://www.mmf.co.nz/

RADIO PROGRAMMERS SPEED NETWORKING SESSION

Tuesday 23 August:  6.00pm – 8.30pm

BFM – Pennie Blair

The Edge – Reagan White

Flava – Hayden Hare

George FM – Dan Aux

Mai FM – Kieran Welsby

NZ On Air – David Ridler and Jeff Newton

Radio Hauraki – Greg Prebble

The Rock – Jason Mac

ZM – Ross Flahive

Music Managers Forum NZ is the collective voice for music managers and self-managed artists.  The MMF NZ is a non-profit trade association dedicated to helping grow artist manager businesses through education, networking and advocacy.

The MMF NZ is part of International Music Managers’ Forum (IMMF), a worldwide community of music managers, with active organisations in the UK, Canada, France, Germany, Sweden, Netherlands, Finland, Denmark, Norway, Poland, United States, Australia, South Africa, Belgium, Italy and Ireland.