Vision

To become an ardent and devoted advocate for the rights of music and audio-visual rights holders, championing their interests with strategic precision.

Mission

To provide a reliable ecosystem in Kenya where music and audio-visual ights holders are respected, protected, and fairly compensated. As a leading authority, we negotiate equitable tariffs, prioritize member interests, and foster enduring partnerships. We are committed to integrity, ensure fair compensation, drive positive change, and empower creativity to enrich lives worldwide.

Core values

1. Advocacy. We are steadfast advocates for the rights of our members, committed to ensuring they are respected, protected, and fairly compensated for their artistic endeavors.
2. Integrity. We uphold the highest standards of integrity and diligence in administering all rights related to the exploitation of works, ensuring transparency and fairness in our dealings.
3. Innovation. We are catalysts for positive change in the creative landscape, continuously seeking innovative approaches to foster a sustainable environment for creativity and innovation.
4. Collaboration. We prioritize collaboration and foster sustainable relationships with stakeholders across sectors, working together to advance the interests of our members and the creative community as a whole.
5. Empowerment. We empower our members to thrive in an increasingly dynamic and digital world, championing their rights and interests while celebrating their contributions to the cultural richness of Kenya and beyond.
6. Service Excellence. We provide high quality service to right holders, focusing on efficiency and effectiveness in the collection and distribution of royalties.

Slogan/ Motto

Revitalizing Royalty Management

Who we are

Performing and Audio Visual Rights Society of Kenya (PAVRISK) is a collective management organization registered as a non –profit making company limited by guarantee pursuant to the Company’s Act 2015 laws of Kenya. PAVRISK is licensed and regulated by Kenya Copyright Board (KECOBO), and mandated in accordance with the provisions of section 46 (2) of the copyright act 2001, to represent rights holders in music and audio visual works through collection of license fees and distribution of royalties.