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Martin Alson James is an eminent figure in the creative industry, renowned for his 30 years of experience and expertise. Currently serving as the CEO of the Eastern Caribbean Collective Organisation for Music Rights (ECCO) Inc., a role he has adeptly managed for the past two years, Martin’s leadership is characterized by strategic vision and impactful governance.
A proud native of Saint Lucia, Martin holds an MBA in Business Management from the University of East London, where he conducted a pivotal dissertation on “The Impact of Music on the Caribbean Economy.” This academic foundation has informed his extensive contributions to policy discussions and the advancement of copyright management across the region.
Martin’s career is distinguished by his active engagement in shaping the creative industry landscape within Saint Lucia and the broader OECS and Caribbean. His commitment to the principles of UBUNTU underscores his dedication to community, interconnectedness, and mutual support, cultivating a culture of collaboration and innovation.
Under his leadership, ECCO has thrived, promoting and safeguarding the rights of creators and ensuring a sustainable environment for music and cultural expression throughout the OECS. Martin is a pivotal voice in discussions on emerging markets, licensing strategies, and the global recognition of Caribbean music. His strategic insights continue to shape the future of the music industry, making him a respected leader and advocate for the creative sector.
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