Craig Logan

Craig Logan
Born	Craig Logan April 22, 1969 (1969-04-22) (age 42) Scotland, UK
Occupation	Musician / Song Writer / Artist Manager
Years active	1987–present

Craig Logan is a British music manager. He began his career as bassist in the pop band Bros.

Background

After a year of major UK success with Bros during 1988, Logan left the band in early 1989. After this, Logan focused on song-writing and producing and was nominated for an Ivor Novello award for Kim Appleby’s hit single "Don’t Worry" who he also managed. At 25 Logan joined EMI Music as VP of International which he ran for 3 years. During this time he worked with Robbie Williams, Tina Turner and Garth Brooks.

In 1999 Logan left EMI to work with artist manager, Roger Davies. He went on to oversee worldwide tours and releases for acts including Tina Turner, Sade, Joe Cocker and M People before meeting Pink who he signed and co-managed with Davies for several years. This was the start of a journey that lead to over 30 million sales for Pink and in excess of 150 million sales for Craig.

In 2006 Logan joined SonyBMG UK (now Sony Music) as the Managing Director of the RCA Label Group. During this time acts launched were Newton Faulkner, The Hoosiers, The Script and Sandi Thom and won the Label Of the Year award at the Music Week Awards. He left Sony Music in 2010 to start his new venture Logan Media Entertainment (LME) which was established in 2010.^[1] LME now have offices in both London and Los Angeles.

References

1. ^ Music Week - Craig Logan

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Name	Logan, Craig
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Date of birth	1969-04-22
Place of birth	Scotland, UK
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