Parlophone

It was Lockwood who appointed George Martin to take charge of the Parlophone label (<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Lockwood" target="_blank">wiki</a>) and is know to have socialised with the BEATLES:

L.G. Wood, a former Managing Director of EMI Records, laughed as he recalled how John (Lennon) invariably showed little respect for authority, adopting a familiar attitude with people no matter how high-ranking their position.

"EMI's Chairman, Sir Joseph Lockwood, was a first class man at handling artists, and every now and then he would throw a dinner at the Connaught ," Wood remembered, "inviting the Beatles and their wives or girlfriends, George and Judy Martin, and me and my wife. Now I, along with everyone else, would always address him as 'Sir Joseph,' but the Beatles, of course, would just call him 'Joe,' and I remember one occasion when we were all leaving the Connaught, and John came rushing back in and shouted right across the restaurant, 'Joe, get your bloody Rolls-Royce out of the way!' He had absolutely no concern for the fact that he was talking to the Chairman of a massive great company like EMI! He really was a very natural fellow." <a href="http://entertainment.howstuffworks.com/john-lennon21.htm" target="_blank">source</a> (my emphasis)