Prince died on April 21, 2016 and one of the most urgent questions for the music industry was how quickly the estate could hire professionals to handle the star’s vast collection of songs and other media content.
The answer was two months. On Friday, Bremer Trust, a Minnesota bank that is acting as the special administrator for #Prince’s [#probate] #estate, confirmed that it had appointed two seasoned executives, L. Londell McMillan and Charles A. Koppelman, to manage Prince’s entertainment #assets, according to Marcia A. Jensen, a spokeswoman for the bank.
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