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STOP PRESS: Charone leaves WEA to start own agency

WEA director of press, Barbara Charone, is set to leave the company after 20 years to start her own PR agency MBC Media. Clients including Madonna and REM will be handled by the agency.

/ October 27, 2000

WEA director of press, Barbara Charone, is set to leave the company after 20 years to start her own PR agency MBC Media. Clients including Madonna and REM will be handled by the agency.

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