HarbourView Taps Patrick Morin to Lead Business Push
Music investment firm HarbourView Equity Partners is making a power move in the catalog game.
Building the Machine
HarbourView Equity Partners just brought Patrick Morin in as Managing Director of Business Development—a signal that the firm is serious about expanding its reach in the music investment space. This isn't just a seat-filler move; it's part of a larger strategy to grow their investment platform and catalog portfolio.
The music business has become a real estate game for investors, and firms like HarbourView are racing to scoop up valuable catalogs and publishing rights before the next wave of consolidation hits. Bringing in someone like Morin to lead business development means they're looking to move faster and smarter.
For artists and publishers watching the landscape: this is more evidence that serious money is flowing into music ownership right now. Whether that's a W or an L depends on your position, but the game's definitely in motion. HarbourView's building something, and moves like this usually mean more deals are coming down the pike.
Read the full story at Music Business Worldwide → https://www.musicbusinessworldwide.com/harbourview-equity-partners-appoints-patrick-morin-managing-director-of-business-development/
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