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Music stops for Warner's NZ chiefs

19 Mar 2004
Courtesy of NZ Herald 13.03.2004 By IRENE CHAPPLE More than a third of the jobs at Warner Music New Zealand have been axed as part of a global shake-up aimed at saving the company US$200…

Courtesy of NZ Herald

13.03.2004
By IRENE CHAPPLE

More than a third of the jobs at Warner Music New Zealand have been axed as part of a global shake-up aimed at saving the company US$200 million ($313 million) to US$300 million. Three top executives with 64 years between them at the company - managing director James Southgate, financial director Geoff Sherning and marketing manager Peter Andrews - have been made redundant.

Music stops for Warner's chiefs...
Image: Warner's signed Anika Moa and The Feelers and other New Zealand artistsCourtesy of NZ Herald

13.03.2004
By IRENE CHAPPLE

More than a third of the jobs at Warner Music New Zealand have been axed as part of a global shake-up aimed at saving the company US$200 million ($313 million) to US$300 million. Three top executives with 64 years between them at the company - managing director James Southgate, financial director Geoff Sherning and marketing manager Peter Andrews - have been made redundant.

Music stops for Warner's chiefs...
Image: Warner's signed Anika Moa and The Feelers and other New Zealand artists