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AIR’s Maria Amato Reappointed as Treasurer for Worldwide Independent Network
WIN’s board of directors is renewed annually and consists of representatives from independent music companies and trade associations.

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AIR’s Maria Amato Reappointed as Treasurer for Worldwide Independent Network
WIN’s board of directors is renewed annually and consists of representatives from independent music companies and trade associations.

Maria Amato Reappointed as Treasurer of WIN
Joining Maria Amato as Australasia’s second rep on the board is Dylan Pellett, general manager of Independent Music NZ (IMNZ), as observer.

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Maria Amato Reappointed as Treasurer of WIN
Joining Maria Amato as Australasia’s second rep on the board is Dylan Pellett, general manager of Independent Music NZ (IMNZ), as observer.

Maria Amato is WIN's first female chair
With her appointment, Maria Amato is both WIN’s first female chair and its first from the southern hemisphere.

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Maria Amato is WIN's first female chair
With her appointment, Maria Amato is both WIN’s first female chair and its first from the southern hemisphere.

Indie music sector's revenue, employment & investment during COVID-19 to be revealed
The survey examines independent music sector activity in 33 countries, including Australia.

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Indie music sector's revenue, employment & investment during COVID-19 to be revealed
The survey examines independent music sector activity in 33 countries, including Australia.

UNIFIED’s Matt Rogers elected to WIN board
Matt Rogers and Dylan Pellett are among execs shaping the international indie community's agenda.

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UNIFIED’s Matt Rogers elected to WIN board
Matt Rogers and Dylan Pellett are among execs shaping the international indie community's agenda.

Report: Indie record labels around the world are officially growing faster than the big three majors
The report was compiled from data from indie trade associations from 33 countries.

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Report: Indie record labels around the world are officially growing faster than the big three majors
The report was compiled from data from indie trade associations from 33 countries.