QMF
Stu Watters is a seasoned professional in the music and creative industries, currently serving as the General Manager - Creative, Programming & Production at QMF, where the focus is on leveraging music for community development. In addition to this role, Watters is actively involved as a board member for The Push, an Australian youth music organization, and Green Music Australia, which promotes environmental sustainability in the music sector. As the founder of Morph Consulting Services, Watters has extensive experience in delivering diverse projects across multiple industries. Previous positions include Executive General Manager for the Australian Live Music Business Council and significant roles in industry advocacy and licensing with APRA AMCOS and Nightlife Music. Watters holds multiple degrees in Anthropology and Politics from various institutions, including James Cook University and the University of Queensland.
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QMF
The Queensland Music Festival was created in 1999 to give all Queenslanders access to world-class live music. QMF has worked with leading artists and communities to produce: music festivals and touring events, mass participation music experiences, commissioned new public works based on Queensland stories and enabled the creation of music installations. QMF’s remit has evolved over the past 20 years to incorporate a diverse range of music programs that respond to Queensland’s social, cultural and economic challenges. Our present transformation from biennial festival organisation to strategic music agency is a natural progression of this evolution, and a response to the demand for engaging, innovative solutions to the complex problems of today.