And he deserves this important piece of music industry recognition.
Besides, in her industry, recognition is particularly important.
Industry recognition of world music came in 1990, when the influential American trade magazine Billboard introduced a world music chart.
In 1997 Bündchen appeared on the cover of the Brazilian edition of the leading fashion magazine Vogue (October), gaining industry recognition.
The agency sent her to Paris in 1984, and she gained industry recognition when she appeared on the cover of the French edition of the leading fashion magazine Vogue (September 1987).
The organisers of this year's Academy Awards have called time on that appallingly fascinating Oscar-night staple, the everlasting and tearful acceptance speech in which several telephone directories of names are thanked as an actor grapples with the twin shock of industry recognition and performing without a script.
Business name: Ormsby Street Based: London Website: www.ormsbystreet.com Person nominated: Martin Campbell Since its launch in January 2014, Martin Campbell has led Ormsby Street to become one of the fastest-growing and innovative fintech startups in the UK, with a host of landmark deals and industry recognition.
With the ability to connect straight to fans via social media, and to make money via sales, merchandising and performances without the approval of the suits arrayed in the Brits audience, perhaps industry recognition is less important than it ever has been.
Factors contributing to the control of sweatshops in the 20th century included the growth of national labour laws, pressures from trade unions, the political influence of labour parties, social awareness stemming from activism, and, on the part of industry, recognition of the efficiencies of factory production and increased interest in human relations.
"Any program that doesn't have that kind of evaluation attached to it or industry recognition would be of concern to me," says Emily DeRocco, president of the Manufacturing Institute, the education and research arm of the National Association of Manufacturers that endorses certificate programs in fields like welding, computerized machining and metalwork.
