Who we work with
Featured Partners
Amazon Music is the title sponsor for The Ivors in a collaboration that amplifies and scales our celebration of songwriters globally.
The Rising Star Award with Amazon Music nominees are integrated into their global music creator development programme, ‘Breakthrough’, which provides long-term, customized global plans to advance emerging music creators’ craft of songwriting and network of songwriting collaborators.
PRS for Music have supported the Academy for many decades and as our strategic partner, they work closely with us across campaigns, policy, education and award sponsorship.
In addition to sponsoring The Ivors Classical Awards, they sponsor two Ivor Novello categories: Most Performed Work and Icon Awards.
Corporate Partners
We work with ABRSM to promote opportunities to write for music education and since 2021 have run an annual Composer Mentoring Programme.
ICE is a purpose-driven organisation, founded by rightsholders, for rightsholders. We share a passion to ensure that songwriters and music creators are fairly paid for their work.
We work with Meta to help songwriters and music creators to build communities, reach new audiences and engage fans.
We work with Neumann to stay at the forefront of audio technology. This allows us to help our members achieve their creative, audio, and production goals.
Our partnership with TikTok centres on increasing educational opportunities and awareness of best practice when promoting and curating your brand.
We work with YouTube Music to help songwriters and composers find, connect with and grow their audience via creative opportunities, including the power of a YouTube Channel.
All Partners
The ABO represents the collective interests of professional orchestras, youth ensembles and the wider classical music industry throughout the UK.
Attitude is Everything connects disabled people with music and live event industries to improve accessibility.
Black Lives in Music supports the music community to act on and achieve diversity and inclusion objectives for a truly representative music industry.
The British Copyright Council is the voice for copyright in the UK.
The Council Of Music Makers brings together the organisations that represent those who compose, record, perform and produce the music we all love.
The Creators’ Rights Alliance is a coalition that promotes, protects and furthers the interests of creators through policy, advocacy and campaigning work.
ECSA defends and promotes the rights of composers and songwriters with the aim of improving their social and economic conditions, as well as their artistic freedom.
IMPF is a network and meeting place for independent music publishers from around the world, representing the interests of the independent music publishing community.
Led by Ivor Novello Award winning producer Cassell The Beatmaker, ITM runs creative development programme Inside Track with our charitable Trust.
The Society for Producers and Composers of Applied Music is an industry forum for composers working in advertising and media.
UK Music is the collective voice of the UK’s world-leading music industry. They represent all sectors of our industry – bringing them together to collaborate, campaign, and champion music.
The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) is the global forum for intellectual property policy, services, information and cooperation.
Youth Music is a national charity funded thanks to the National Lottery via Arts Council England, players of People’s Postcode Lottery and support from partners, fundraisers and donors.
