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Michael Dion

Michael Dion is notable as a record producer in the Jazz Genre and the owner of the ITI Records, a California-based record label. He also was the owner of Startup Marketing and has been connected with Valley Vue Records.
==Background==
In the music business, he has worked for Texas-based wholesaler Music Distributors Inc. He was the founder of Startup Marketing, a San Diego music label representation and distribution firm. It was later acquired by Paulstarr.〔Billboard October 11, 1997 (Page 73 Merchants & Marketing Declarations of Independents by Chris Morris )〕 In the early 1980s, he founded ITI Records, a Jazz record label. He also expressed interest in releasing other genres. One of them was classical.〔Billboard October 15, 1983 ( Page 36, Jazz - Fledgling ITA Label Maps Ambitious Plans )〕 Dion also worked for well-known audiophile record label,〔hometheatre review.com January 25, 2015 (Mobile Fidelity Shows Off New DSD Mastering Technology )〕 Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab in Chatsworth, California as national sales director. In December 1980, it was announced that he was made director of international sales and marketing.〔Billboard Magazine 13 Dec 1980 (Page 4 General News, Executive Turntable, Record Companies )〕 Towards the end of 1981 he had been promoted to the position of vice-president of international sales.〔Billboard Magazine 19 Dec 1981 (Page 4 General News, Executive Turntable Record Companies )〕 In April 1985, he became vice-president of Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab, replacing Mark Wexler who relocated to the East Coast.〔Billboard Magazine April 20, 1985 (Page 4, Executive Turntable )〕 He was vice-president and general manager of a small Californian record label Valley Vue Records,〔JazzTimes April 1996 (Page 105 )〕〔Soul Train (10 of The Best Ballads of the 80s, ''The Manhattans, “Why You Wanna Love Me Like This”'' (1989) )〕〔PMP Network (Jerry Butler Iceman )〕 which was founded by Hillery Johnson.〔Soul Train (10 of The Best Ballads of the 80s, ''The Manhattans, ''Why You Wanna Love Me Like This'' (1989) )〕〔Official Gazette of the United States Patent and Trademark Office: Trademarks, Volume 1162, Issue 2 (Page 15, 138 )〕
In 1998, Dion had a break from the industry having been recalled to military service as a result of the Bosnian and Middle East wars. After he retired from military service, returned to the music industry and his record label ITI records became active again. 〔All About Jazz 2012-09-05 (ITI Records Resurfaces After Many Years Dormant )〕〔Smooth Jazz Vibes September 2012 (September 30, 2012 ITI Records Resurfaces After Many Years Dormant )〕

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