Peter is an expert in the music industry, having studied at Northeastern University in Boston and the Recording Arts Conservatory & Sciences in Arizona. He was also a partner and general director of the New Music Seminar and the New York Nights Music Festival. Adu is an international artist who has performed at festivals and venues around the world. Music Business Network offers monthly free “Music Connect” meetings in both New York and Albany, NY, as well as quarterly networking events in New York City.
These events are designed to give members and potential members the opportunity to connect and interact with each other on a more personal level in an intimate setting. Linda, department head of the company, leads outreach initiatives that are helping to shape the industry in favor of fair treatment for music creators in the digital age. Natalia is a powerhouse in the music industry, having appeared numerous times on Billboard's annual Women In Music and Power 100 charts, and on Variety's Women's Impact charts. Justin has received numerous awards, such as New Leaders from Variety, Power 100 from Billboard, New York “40 Under 40” from Crain, and has received the independent award from the Independent Music Publishers Association (AIMP).The New York City Office of Nightlife is a central point of non-police contact between the nightlife industry, the community, and the city.
The City Parks Foundation is the largest presenter of free art and culture in New York City, presenting more than 100 free programs annually, including more than 30 performances at SummerStage in Central Park, three months of citywide programming at SummerStage Citywide, and family programs which are presented in all five boroughs. The Charlie Parker Jazz Festival is held annually for three days. Mondo selects high-quality business content and new music, uniting entrepreneurs and innovators from the world of music and technology (startups, traditional companies, media, universities and governments) to help shape the future of the world of music and technology. This annual one-day conference is a key component of NYMM, the official celebration of the world's most diverse music scene in New York City. It includes a program of quick talks, panels, and fireside chats by more than 40 experts from the New York music industry. Michael Dorf arrived in New York City in 1986 and founded The Knitting Factory - a reference place for independent music - where he served as executive director for 15 years.
He expanded the brand to Europe and Asia through tours, festivals and producing more than 200 recordings, television programs etc. Sponsorship opportunities are available for both companies and artists (so if you're an independent artist who wants to show off your new material, you can provide us with copies of your album to include in the gift bags).Are you an independent artist looking for networking events in Central New York? Look no further! This comprehensive guide will provide you with all the information you need to know about networking events for independent artists in Central New York. From free monthly meetings to annual festivals, this guide will help you find all the resources you need to make connections with other artists and industry professionals.
Music Connect Meetings
Music Business Network organizes monthly free “Music Connect” meetings both in New York and Albany, NY. These events are designed to give members and potential members the opportunity to connect with each other on a more personal level in an intimate setting.Linda leads outreach initiatives that are shaping the industry in favor of fair treatment for music creators in the digital age.
New York Music Month
Mondo selects high-quality business content and new music, uniting entrepreneurs and innovators from the world of music and technology (startups, traditional companies, media, universities and governments) to help shape the future of the world of music and technology. This annual one-day conference is a key component of NYMM - The official celebration of the world's most diverse music scene in New York City - which includes a program of quick talks, panels, and fireside chats by more than 40 experts from the New York music industry.The Knitting Factory
Michael Dorf arrived in New York City in 1986 and founded The Knitting Factory - a reference place for independent music - where he served as executive director for 15 years.He expanded the brand to Europe and Asia through tours, festivals and producing more than 200 recordings, television programs etc.
