Phil Meadows: Co-Managing DirectorMM Strategy Development // Campaign Strategy + Planning
Born and raised in Bolton, Lancashire, Meadows is a multi-award winning saxophonist, composer, orchestrator and conductor. His forward-thinking Engines Orchestra project has led to international collaborations and the founding of the organisation as a registered charity and he is currently on the Creative Advisory Board for Help Musicians (the UK's biggest independent music charity) and an advisor for PRS For Music Foundation. On top of this, he's also a keen educator with roles as a Lecturer in Music for the University of Kent, as a Musical Director with the National Youth Jazz Orchestra's Academy Programme and a CHASE funded PhD scholar.
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Christopher Barrett: Co-Managing DirectorMM Strategy Development // Political Documentation + Fact Checking
Christopher Barrett is a tuba player, bandleader, poet, producer, and explorer of the electric tuba. He runs the PTC Record Label, and is active as a freelance musician, composer, and teacher in London, playing in a variety of both classical and non-classical contexts. Chris was recently featured at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club with Arthur Lea’s Bootleg Trio, played on the chart-topping “Glitterball” with Sigma/Ella Henderson, David Gray's The Sapling, Duke Dumont at the BBC Live Lounge, as well as performing with the London Philharmonic Orchestra, London Chamber Orchestra, Cassie Kinoshi's Mercury Award nominated SEED Ensemble, and Ensemble of the Golden Bough. He is also responsible for extra-curricular music at The University of Kent, Medway Campus.
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Lia BreinganResearch Manager
Lia is a harpist, violinist, and singer, who has worked predominantly in the arts sector, with experience ranging from artist management to coordination of opera companies. Lia read music at KCL where she ran the university’s symphony orchestra (KCLSO) and King’s Baroque, alongside being a choral scholar in the chapel choir. She continued her studies at Oxford (MSt Musicology), where she sang as a choral scholar (Merton College). Live performance is a key aspect of Lia’s life, and she has had the opportunity to perform in venues such as St-Martin-in-the-Fields, St John’s Smith Square, Kings Place, LSO St Lukes, Cadogan hall, to name a few. Music has taken Lia around the world, to the USA, Canada, Hong Kong, Singapore, and around Europe, and she is infinitely grateful for those opportunities.
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