About.

AMRA is constituted under Corporations Law and has a Board of Directors who are elected annually. Why not consider standing for the Board?

Board of Directors

President
The president of AMRA is ex-music manager and now indie music retailer Blake Budak from Landspeed Records, Canberra, ACT.

Vice President
The vice president of AMRA is well known indie music retailer and music radio presenter Chris Gill from Northside Records, Fitzroy, Vic.

Treasurer
The treasurer of AMRA is ex-record label executive Adam Shaw, from Leading Entertainment, the indie retailer buying group.

Board members

• Dave Clark, music and DVD buyer at Melbourne's best beloved Readings Books & Music.
• Jeb Taylor from Music Farmers in Wollongong, NSW. Jeb also runs the indie music label, artist management and publishing house the Farmer and the Owl.
• Scott Johnson from Rockaway Records in Carindale, Queensland.
• Renae Maxwell from iconic Melbourne store Record Paradise in Brunswick, Victoria.
• Warwick Vere, legendary owner of Rocking Horse Records in Brisbane, Queensland.

Our Team

Ian Harvey
Chief Executive Officer 

Long time CEO of AMRA, inventor and guardian of the recorded music warning label process, jazz/funk clarinettist (once) and audiophile tragic.

Sara Hood
Membership and Record Store Day

Air traffic controller for Record Store Day. Has run 12 of them now. It's a well oiled machine.

Loves music with lots of guitars, a tune and singable lyrics.

Annette Pearce
​​​Administration

Accountant, administration supremo and the one that keeps us all in line.

Dedicated quilter and mother of one rambunctious teenager.

Corporate Governance

AMRA was established in 1996 and is constituted under Corporations Law. The memorandum and articles of association are here. ABN is 99 061 924 758.

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