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CCC Board of Directors

“I joined the CCC when I was a young lawyer, and the education and networking were invaluable. CCC fills a truly important role in the music business.”

Don Passman, music attorney and author of “All You Need to Know About the Music Business”

“I have been a member of the CCC for most of my career. I find that the Board as well as all of their panelists, are extremely dedicated, hardworking and knowledgeable people. As such the CCC is an extremely valuable resource for anyone in the music publishing community.”

Kathy Spanberger, President, peermusic

“As a member for more than twenty years, I have always found the CCC to be a uniquely rewarding organization. It combines expert and entertaining music industry panelists discussing up-to-the-minute topics in a dinner and drinks setting that facilitates old and new relationships. Whether you are just starting your career or an industry veteran, the CCC is a great way to keep current on the ever-changing music business.”

Dan Butler, Senior VP Business Affairs & Legal – Music, Paramount Pictures

“The California Copyright Conference has grown in stature over the years; highly regarded from inception, well attended and appreciated. I’m very proud that I was active with the CCC and honored to have served as its President. Here’s to its continued success and recognition.”

Bruce Ramer, Partner, Gang, Tyre, Ramer & Brown; and Chairman, USC Institute on Entertainment Law and Business

“The CCC has been very helpful to my career. I’ve been a member since late 1980’s. The CCC provided me with an outstanding opportunity to learn about industry issues and to network with industry professionals. The CCC is great for anyone involved in the music industry!”

Ed Arrow, Senior Vice President, Copyright, Universal Music Publishing Group

“The CCC organizes great events that address topical and relevant industry issues. Great networking with smart people within a friendly and inviting environment.”

Rob Souriall, VP, Global Partnership Marketing; Disney Music Group/Hollywood Records

    Upcoming Events

    Date/TimeEvent
    05/25/2021
    11:30 am - 12:30 pm    		 "Neighboring Rights: The Intricacies of Registration, Legislation, and Monetization"
    Zoom Webinar, Los Angeles
    06/08/2021
    2:30 pm - 3:30 pm    		 "Music in the Courts"
    Zoom Webinar, Los Angeles

    About Us

    The California Copyright Conference was established in 1953 for the discussion of copyright-related areas pertaining to music and entertainment. There were seven founding members. The CCC expanded during the next two years, taking its present form in 1955 under the presidency of famed songwriter Harold Spina.

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    CCC MEMBER SPOTLIGHT

    CCC Board Member, Reggie Calloway, has been selected to serve on the national adviosry board of the Archives of African American Music and Culture (AAAMC) at Indiana University.

    As the Director of Music Royalty Funding at Sound Royalties and a five-time GRAMMY nominee songwriter, Reggie’s appointment to the AAAMC advisory board is yet another example of his unique influence in the music industry.

    As the founder of the techno-funk band, Midnight Star, and R&B duo, Calloway, Reggie’s creative works have coined Billboard chart-topping success. Reggie went on to write and produce hits like “Jump Start” (Natalie Cole), “Love Overboard” (Gladys Knight and The Pips), “Casanova” (Levert), “Joy” (Teddy Pendergrass), and “I’ll Be Good For You” (*NSYNC). Both the AAAMC and the CCC are lucky to have such a talent and creative force on their team.

    Visit Reggie Calloway to learn more and say hello on the Reggie Calloway Instagram. Visit the AAAMC here.