Mar 22, 2007 • 1 min read

Steve Lerner leaves Wind-Up Records

Senior executive Steve Lerner has left US indie Wind-Up Records, with his role expected to be absorbed by president Ed Vetri.

Steve Lerner, a senior exec at the US's biggest indie Wind-Up Records, has parted company with the record label. In a statement the company said Lerner had ceased his day to day activities with the firm back in October, but had submitted his final resignation on 9 Mar. Lerner's role is expected to be primarily absorbed by the company's president Ed Vetri. Lerner is widely accepted as having played a crucial role in helping Wind-Up founder Alan Meltzer build the company into one of the music business' biggest independent operations, enjoying global success with the likes of Evanescence and Creed.

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