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Women in Music comes to UK

Charity Help Musicians UK (HMUK) has entered a partnership with Women in Music (WIM), the global non-profit organisation founded to support and empower women in the music industry. The partnership sees the launch of WIM’s first European chapters entitled Women In Music Great Britain and Women In Music Northern Ireland. This will further establish HMUK’s lead in the debate and commitment to promoting gender equality in the UK music industry.

Women in Music Great Britain and Women in Music Northern Ireland will aim to represent all women in the UK music industry. Any woman or man who works in the industry can join, from students to seasoned industry veterans – and from all genres and areas of expertise.
Members will enjoy benefits such as:

Educational seminars, panels and workshops with top-notch professionals
Up close and personal evenings with acclaimed performers, producers and other industry professionals
Roundtable discussions held to discuss current topics relevant to the industry
Master Classes, Seminars and Workshops
Special Mixers and Speed Networking Events
Access to the exclusive WIM Google Group

Membership will initially be administered by Women in Music via WIM@helpmusicians.org.uk and will be completely free in the first year – ensuring a truly universal opportunity.

The announcement was made at a private brunch, panel and networking event at MIDEM hosted by Women In Music, where Christine Brown, Director Of External Affairs & Director Of Northern Ireland at HMUK was speaking on a panel, announcing the partnership.

This was led by Jennifer Newman Sharpe (Vice President, Women In Music/ CEO Sparkplug) and featured Vanessa Picken (Director, Comes With Fries), Virginie Berge (CEO, Armonia Online), and Jessica Sobhraj (President, Women in Music / CEO, Cosynd).

Collectively, the presentation provided an overview of the challenges faced by women globally as well as the proven solutions and resources that can be implemented by the attendees to improve conditions for women worldwide. The event was supported by Help Musicians UK, and sponsored by Fox Rothschild LLP, Armonia Online, ASCAP, Cosynd, Sparkplug, and Quiv.

Richard Robinson, Chief Executive of Help Musicians said: “Help Musicians UK (HMUK) is proud to partner with Women in Music (WIM) to launch the very first European chapters of the organisation. As an independent voice, the charity advocates on behalf of all individuals and groups within the music industry, supporting an eco-system that attracts and provides opportunities to people from all walks of life and backgrounds. Working with WIM on such an important issue enables us, as an industry, to continue to question, have conversations, discuss and raise awareness of gender equality – working in tandem to address this imbalance.”

Christine Brown, Director of External Affairs at HMUK, added: “As a female senior executive in the UK music industry I am part of the next generation. It has always been my goal to act as a catalyst and to raise awareness whilst empowering other women in music. It is important that we recognise the real worth of this growing movement and act collaboratively – as it is only together that we can affect positive change.”

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