Mean Fiddler boss Power steps down

The Irish founder of music promoter Mean Fiddler stepped down as chairman today after selling his 35% stake in the company for almost £12m (€17.5m).

The Irish founder of music promoter Mean Fiddler stepped down as chairman today after selling his 35% stake in the company for almost £12m (€17.5m).

Vince Power, aged 57, who grew the business from a small venue in north London to a vendor of tickets for Glastonbury, Leeds and Reading festivals, will be replaced by the 39-year-old chairman of Media Internet Telecom, whose acquisition by Mean Fiddler will give the group a bigger foothold in the lucrative download market.

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