Mar 12, 2008 • 1 min read

APRS appoint new chair

The Association Of Professional Recording Services has appointed Malcolm Atkin as chairman, replacing David Hamilton-Smith, who retired after three years in the post.

The Association Of Professional Recording Services, for there is such a thing, has announced that it has appointed one Malcolm Atkin as its Chairman. He will replace David Hamilton-Smith who has retired from the post after three years.

Confirming his appointment, Atkin told reporters: "Having been involved with the UK recording industry for my whole career, the APRS has always been a part of my working life. It is therefore a great honour to be asked to take on the role of Chairman. It will be a great pleasure to use my experiences to benefit an organisation that has assisted me along the way and for which I have always had the utmost respect. These are challenging times and focusing the association on the needs of its members will be my primary goal".

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