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Music Business School finalists picked out of the ‘glass’ at TGE
By CMU Editorial | Published on Saturday 15 May 2010
Yesterday lunchtime at The Great Escape, the convention’s co-founder and Creative Director Martin Elbourne pulled three names out of a hat (well, a beer glass) to be finalists in an online competition being run by the previously reported Music Business School.
The MBS has been founded by music industry veteran Steve Melhuish, and will offer an intensive fast-track course for aspiring music business professionals staged in central London from later this year. The course will include many of the elements of the music business university courses Melhuish has been involved in, but will deliver the information in a much more concise way as a professional training rather than higher education programme.
Over 280 people entered the competition to win a free place on the course (worth £1295). Three finalists were picked out of the glass who will now be interviewed by Melhuish. The best candidate will win a free place while the other two will get a 50% discount. And the finalists are: Ashpaul Ahdan, Tom Rose and Claire Thorn.
For more info on the Music Business School check www.musicbusinessschool.co.uk
