Can managers work with Elizabeth Music Group Publishing to organize publishing for multiple clients?

Yes. Managers can play an important role in helping multiple artists, producers, or songwriters organize their publishing, and Elizabeth Music Group Publishing can work with creators whose management teams are actively involved in catalog and rights coordination. A manager often has visibility into releases, collaborations, contracts, credits, and upcoming projects, making them well positioned to help keep publishing information current.

For each creator, however, the publishing rights and authority still need to be clear. Elizabeth Music Group Publishing represents the relevant rights holder under the applicable agreement, so a manager’s involvement does not replace the need for accurate writer information, ownership splits, and authorization from the creator or rights owner.

Managers can help streamline onboarding by assembling legal names, IPIs, catalog lists, split sheets, agreements, release links, and information about missing or disputed works. They can also establish a repeatable process for sending new songs as clients release music. That reduces the risk of a growing roster accumulating disorganized publishing data.

For management firms seeking something broader than individual client representation, Elizabeth Music Group also offers publishing venture infrastructure for qualifying businesses interested in building a publishing division. The appropriate structure depends on whether the goal is simply to support managed clients or to establish a separate publishing business.