Factory was headed by the impresario and television journalist Tony Wilson (when he died, in 2007, his coffin was given a catalogue number), and the label's graphic designer was Peter Saville, who is still responsible for creating all of New Order's record sleeves.
In 2003, the pair began their film entry by lending money to a beleaguered movie company headed by nightclub impresario Elie Samaha.
"We have been able to bring art to people who were not expecting it, people who would not normally walk into a gallery," said Riyaaz Amlani, 35, who heads the restaurant firm Impresario, which opened the place in October.
The Newport All Stars are headed by the legendary impresario (who turns eighty-two Oct.ct. 3), on piano, alongside the soloists Randy Brecker, on trumpet, Lew Tabackin, on saxophone and flute, and Howard Alden, on guitar.
Maybe it just got all that attention because of the Jonze video, which caused Damian Woetzel, a canny dance impresario — he heads the Aspen Institute Arts Program and the Vail International Dance Festival — to call the director of Lil Buck's school and ask for his phone number.
The band, which stunned the industry this month when it let fans set their own price for the digital download of its new album, is close to a deal to release the CD version of the album domestically through a pact with the music complex headed by Coran Capshaw, the impresario best known for guiding the career of the Dave Matthews Band.
But keep an eye out for the other Harings: the theory head, the video whiz, the impresario, the cartoonist from Kutztown.
Former Senate majority leader Bob Dole, New York Yankees baseball manager Joe Torre, and junk bond impresario Michael Milken--now Milken--now Milken--nowantheancer movement called CaP CURE--made a pitcheadr increasing the budget of the Nationationaler Institute (NCI).
Speculation that the boyband – now on the cusp of middle age – were to split up came after the Nikkan Sports newspaper reported that four of its five members had decided to leave Johnny and Associates, the powerful talent agency headed by the octogenarian pop impresario Johnny Kitagawa.
When the Evening News was merged with the Evening Standard in 1980, he moved from journalism to PR by accepting an invitation from the impresario, Lord Bernard Delfontnto to become head of press for his First Leisure company.
