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| 1939 | Birth of Napier Bell, Simon |  |
| 22nd April Ealing Birth of Simon Napier-Bell |
| 1976 | Manager of Japan | |
Returns to London and manages two new groups, London, a punk group, and Japan  , an art-rock group |
| 1976 | Manager of London | |
| Returns to London and manages two new groups, London, a punk group, and Japan , an art-rock group |
| 2005 | Publcation of Napier Bell | |
Publishes, "I'm Coming To Take You To Lunch", the story of how he took Wham! to China  |
| 1982 | Wham! | |
| Simon Napier-Bell teams up with manager Jazz Summers and together they take on the management of Wham! |
| 1985 | Wham! | |
| At the end of 1985, Wham! ends its relationship with Napier-Bell and Summers when George Michael leave Wham! for a solo career |
| Beijing Negotiates for Wham! to become the first ever Western pop artist to play in Communist China , they eventually play a concert there in April 1985 at the Worker's Stadium in Beijing |
| 2005 | Wham! | |
| Publishes, "I'm Coming To Take You To Lunch", the story of how he took Wham! to China |
