World’s Greatest Managers
Interviews Lex Borrero on Taking Tainy to the top and revolutionizing the Latin music business
Interviews Adam Alpert on the rise of The Chainsmokers, the potential of Dove Cameron, hard work, good times and the future of the industry
Interviews In Part Two of our feature on Crush Management we talk to Bob McLynn about the firm's 20 years in the business and how managers need to be as creative as their artists
Interviews Crush Management founder Jonathan Daniel recalls bringing emo to the masses and reflects on 20 years at the top
Interviews Chris Thomas talks MBW through the rise and rise of the Kentucky rapper – and the ambition to be the biggest artist on the planet
Interviews S10's Brandon Silverstein on managing two global stars: Anitta and Normani
Interviews Amy Morgan, manager of Glass Animals, discusses breaking the Oxford band around the world, working with Polydor/Republic and dealing with imposter syndrome...
Interviews Elton John’s manager, David Furnish, explains how the partnership works and how he helped introduce the superstar to an even wider audience...
Interviews Matt Colon, Global President of Music at YM&U tells MBW about the firm's expansion plans, success with NFTs, and above all, the challenges of being an artist manager in 2021…
Interviews As part of MBW's World's Greatest Managers series, Deborah Kline discusses revitalising and empowering 'under-serviced' established artists
Interviews MBW's latest World's Greatest Managers interview is with Stuart Camp, Ed Sheeran's main man and the founder of Grumpy Old Management
Interviews Frank Harris on how Jason Derulo reinvented himself on TikTok - and the keys to building a billion dollar brand
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Interviews Wassim 'Sal' Slaiby on his upbringing in Lebanon, arriving in Canada – and an amazing career in music
Interviews Chris Kappy talks about managing Luke Combs from half-empty bars to the top of the charts
Interviews "There has to be a reason you're willing to base your life around an artist's – because that's what this job is."