APRA Introduces Ambassador Program
Individuals have been chosen to be representatives of members of the Australian Performing Rights Association (APRA). Introduced in late 2010, the Ambassador Program was launched to improve understanding of APRA's role, members' rights and their activities by members, the government, media and the wider community.
The APRA Ambassador Program has three principle aims:
To foster increased understanding of APRA's role and the scope of their activities to the membership and the wider public.
To improve APRA's awareness and understanding of issues facing the membership.
To build a community of Australasian songwriters and composers.
Ambassadors will be invited to participate in a range of APRA and related industry events and will provide feedback on key issues that affect APRA members and the wider music industry. The APRA Ambassadors will gather twice annually.
The APRA Ambassadors include Andrew McDowall, Barnaby Weir, Te Awanui Reeder, Dianne Swann, Graeme Downes, Flip Grater, Joel Little, John Psathas, Jason Kerrison, Paora Apera, Demetrius Savelio, Joost Langeveld, Mike Hall and Brooke Fraser.
