Shakeup could put a new spin on Capitol Records; talk grows that front office occupant is about to change. (Capitol-EMI Music Inc. Capitol Records Inc.)

From: Los Angeles Business Journal | Date: May 17, 1993| Author: Ginsberg, Steve | Copyright information

Executive changes are expected to shake Capitol Records, Inc.'s' cylindrical Hollywood landmark soon.

Record industry observers anticipate Capitol's president and chief executive officer, Hale Milgrim, will be replaced. In a separate move, a new senior position will be created to oversee the West Coast operations of the Capitol and EMI record labels. Joe Smith the retired president and CEO of Capitol-Emi Music left in April but has not been replaced in Hollywood.

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