Talk:Kedar Massenburg
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Early career years[edit]
The section on his early career looks mixed up. The first paragraph says he established his own agency in 1995, working on a shoestring out of his New York home, but the second paragraph says "By 1994, Massenburg was negotiating artist contracts to the tune of more than $1 million a year. His own salary was in six figures, and he had hired two assistants, one of them working out of a satellite office in Los Angeles. Massenburg later expanded his activities into production, music publishing, and publicity. Massenburg was also responsible for signing...(---)"
The years are kinda puzzling. So, did he make millions of bucks as a talent scout and manager before he even started in the business? Is one of the dates wrong, both, or were they somehow reversed by some editor? Anyway, the recounting of his quick rise to fame and fortune as a manager is completely unsourced - and it definitely needs a stronger source than just some interview with Massenburg or whatever. This is the kind of stuff managers habitually brag about. 83.251.170.27 (talk) 18:01, 25 January 2016 (UTC)
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