Back in 1999, a young music business enthusiast left Nashville with a $5,000 severance package from a defunct label and headed to LA to chase the burgeoning sync business. Today, Position is among the most prominent indie companies in the music industry.
Pole Position: How Super-Serving Songwriters Is Driving Position Music’s Growth In Sync, Publishing, Label Operations
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Forbes BusinessBy Cathy Applefeld Olson, Contributor
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Back in 1999, a young music business enthusiast left Nashville with a $5,000 severance package from a defunct label and headed to LA to chase the burgeoning sync business. Today, Position is among the most prominent indie companies in the music industry.
Key Takeaways
- Pole Position: How Super-Serving Songwriters Is Driving Position Music’s Growth In Sync, Publishing, Label Operations.
- Back in 1999, a young music business enthusiast left Nashville with a $5,000 severance package from a defunct label and headed to LA to chase the burgeoning sync business.
- Today, Position is among the most prominent indie companies in the music industry.
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