Mar 25, 2003 • 1 min read

AIM appoint new legal man

The Association of Independent Music has appointed Michael Fuller as Head of Legal and Business, replacing Helen Smith who left for Impala.

The Association of Independent Music yesterday announced that Michael Fuller will replace Helen Smith as their Head of Legal and Business. Smith left AIM last month to work for European independent music trade body Impala in Brussels.

Fuller, a New York attorney with over 14 years of legal and commercial experience in the music industry, has worked for a number of artists and independent labels, and has worked as a consultant on legal and business affairs for AIM since 2001.

Commenting on his appointment Fuller told us: "I think that it's a great opportunity and a real challenge to help AIM develop creative solutions with the independents during some exciting and pivotal times for the industry."

AIM chair Alison Wenham added: "Michael has already been with us for two years, so we are fortunate to secure the continuity of his services to AIM and it's 700 members. He has worked closely with Helen and understands the issues."

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