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PPL CEO Peter Leathem re-elected to the Board of global trade body SCAPR

Peter Leathem, Chief Executive Officer of the music licensing collective management organisation (CMO) PPL, has been re-elected to the Board of global trade body SCAPR for a second four-year term by the organisation’s members at its General Assembly in Rome.
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Leicester’s Curve theatre names seat after PPL CEO Peter Leathem OBE to mark 10 years in role

A seat has been named in Leicester’s Curve theatre to mark Peter Leathem’s 10th year as Chief Executive Officer of music licensing company PPL.
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Latest PPL Momentum Music Fund and PPL Momentum Yorkshire Accelerator supported artists announced

PRS Foundation, the UK’s leading charitable funder of new music and talent development, together with PPL, Creative Wales, Arts Council of Northern Ireland, Invest Northern Ireland and Spotify reveal the artists that will receive support from the pioneering PPL Momentum Music Fund.
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PPL and PRS for Music appoint Helen Sachdev as Chair of joint venture
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PPL reports a 12% increase in revenues in 2021 to £252.8 million
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Your music, your rights: the role of PPL in Northern Ireland
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48 UK music organisations announced as PRS Foundation Talent Development Partners
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PPL pays out £26.3 million of international revenue in Q1 distribution
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What is PPL’s Business Services?
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In pictures – The British Music Embassy at SXSW, supported by PPL
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International Women’s Day: how PPL is breaking the gender bias
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Hamish Hawk, Mysie, James and the Cold Gun and Jordy among the latest artists to receive support from PRS Foundation’s PPL Momentum Music Fund
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