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Martin Bandier ’65
Martin Bandier, a 1965 graduate of Brooklyn Law School, became one of the most influential executives in modern music publishing, serving as chairman and chief executive officer of Sony/ATV Music Publishing and previously leading EMI Music Publishing during its rise to global prominence. Under his leadership, Sony/ATV oversaw one of the world’s most valuable music catalogues and expanded its influence through major acquisitions and strategic rights management, shaping the modern business of music publishing. Recognized throughout the industry for his leadership, Bandier received the Recording Academy’s President’s Merit Award and numerous honors for advancing songwriters and music publishers, reflecting a career that helped redefine the legal and commercial framework of the contemporary music industry.