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Sep 29 2008

070 – Interview with Paul Natkin Part 1

recorded 25 September 2008

This episode’s guest is Paul Natkin, the Interim Executive Director of the Chicago Music Commission, a not for profit organization representing all aspects of music in Chicago.  The focus of the interview is an explanation and update on the proposed event promoter ordinance in the City of Chicago. Topics in this episode include:

  • Background on the Chicago Music Commission
  • History of the Proposed Ordinance to May 2008
  • Breakdown of changes to the July 2007 ordinance
  • The disconnect – Two issues
  • Licensed PPA and Independent Promoters – does the one cancel the other?
  • Economic and Cultural impact
  • When the ordinance is passed

Links from the show

  • Chicago Music Commission
  • Current proposed event promoter ordinance – from the CMC’s website

This interview will conclude next episode.

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Written by With A Voice Like This · Categorized: Interview, Show · Tagged: Chicago, Chicago Music Commission, Chicago's Promoter Ordinance, City of Chicago, e2, event promoter ordinance, insurance, Paul Natkin, promoter

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