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Jenner gets global managers position. (News).
British manager Pete Jenner was elected chairman of the International Music Managers' Forum (IMMF) at the organisation's annual meeting in Cannes.
Jenner, who is currently the manager of Billy Bragg and formerly managed acts including The Clash and Pink Floyd, takes over from Australian Michael McMartin, who becomes vice-chairman along with Dutch manager Wim Reijnen.
Jenner says, "The major music companies are multinational -- managers and their ...
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