Business
March 3, 2015

The Changing Business of Music

Business and music experts converse at a forum, entitled The Changing Business of Music, put on by the Mona School of Business and Management in Kingston, last Tuesday. From left Clyde Mckenzie, entertainment consultant; Mikey Bennett music producer; Stephen Newland, singer in Rootz Underground; Debra Lopez Spence, vice president of small and medium enterprises at Scotiabank Jamaica; and professor Densil Williams, executive director at Mona School of Business.

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