ICMP’s global network spans 76 national trade associations and music companies (‘Majors’ & ‘Indies’) on 6 continents.Representing AMPAL ( Australasian Music Publisher Association) as Chair, ICMP Australasia and Asia Global Regional Group. MPA Australia & New Zealand (AMPAL).

Perfect Pitch is a full service publishing specializing in synchronization into Film, Television & Advertising. Signing and development of writers, local and international placement of copyright and the full administration & distribution of revenue to represented copyright owners. Perfect Pitch Digital represents digital content management of their published artists master rights.

The Australasian Mechanical Copyright Owners Society (AMCOS) collects and distributes ‘mechanical’ royalties for the reproduction of its members’ musical works for many different purposes. These include the manufacture of CDs, music videos and DVDs, the sale of mobile phone ringtones and digital downloads, the use of production music and the making of radio and television programmes. Since 1997, APRA has managed the day-to-day operations of the AMCOS business. AMPAL: Representing Australian and New Zealand Music Publishers.The Australasian Music Publishers Association (AMPAL) works on behalf of its members to promote a better understanding of the value of music, both culturally and economically.Our publisher members invest in songwriters across all genres of music. They nurture talent, promote the works of their writers and find avenues for their work to be heard. They are a vital part of an industry that contributes to the cultural and economic future of Australia and New Zealand.

AMPAL: Representing Australian and New Zealand Music Publishers.The Australasian Music Publishers Association (AMPAL) works on behalf of its members to promote a better understanding of the value of music, both culturally and economically.Our publisher members invest in songwriters across all genres of music. They nurture talent, promote the works of their writers and find avenues for their work to be heard. They are a vital part of an industry that contributes to the cultural and economic future of Australia and New Zealand.