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Speaking Events
Anaheim, CA, NAMM Convention HOT Zone
Anaheim Convention Center
12 noon - 1:00 PM, January 19, 2012
You Are the CEO: A Guide for the Entrepreneurial Musician
A look at what it takes to develop a CEO-mindset and thrive in today's
entertainment industry. Talk will include examples of successful entrepreneurs
that started their companies and have now developed growing companies
based on their own ideas and initiatives.
Stockton, CA
March 30, 2012 - 4:00 PM, Community Room, Library
Brubeck Festival, University of the Pacific
"Blow Your Horn and Set Man Free" -- Jazz as Social Criticism
in The Real Ambassadors
(featuring Ms. Yolande Bavan and author Ricky Riccardi)
In the early 1960s, at the height of the civil rights struggle, Dave and Iola
Brubeck created The Real Ambassadors, a musical the featured wit, irony and
the inimitable Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong to make the case for equality. This
year's symposium will consider the genesis of the work, Armstrong's central
role, its historic 1962 Monterey Jazz Festival performance and the legacy of
Dave and Iola Brubeck as advocates for human rights.
Los Angeles, CA, MEIEA Educator's Summit
Universal Sheraton Hotel
10:15 AM, March 31, 2012
Music Industry Programs: The International Perspective
Featuring Ken Ashdown, Vancouver (BC) Film School; Sally Gross,
University of Westminster, London; & Henric Lindstrom, Linnaeus University,
Kalmar, Sweden
This panel will consider the structure and curriculum on non-US music
industry studies programs. Panelists will present a short overview of their
program, its size, curricular makeup, accreditation standards, as well as
challenges and successes. The objective will be to develop a global
perspective on what elements and issues are common with US programs, as
well as which differ and why.
Anaheim, CA, NAMM Convention HOT Zone
Anaheim Convention Center
12 noon - 1:00 PM, January 19, 2012
You Are the CEO: A Guide for the Entrepreneurial Musician
A look at what it takes to develop a CEO-mindset and thrive in today's
entertainment industry. Talk will include examples of successful entrepreneurs
that started their companies and have now developed growing companies
based on their own ideas and initiatives.
Stockton, CA
March 30, 2012 - 4:00 PM, Community Room, Library
Brubeck Festival, University of the Pacific
"Blow Your Horn and Set Man Free" -- Jazz as Social Criticism
in The Real Ambassadors
(featuring Ms. Yolande Bavan and author Ricky Riccardi)
In the early 1960s, at the height of the civil rights struggle, Dave and Iola
Brubeck created The Real Ambassadors, a musical the featured wit, irony and
the inimitable Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong to make the case for equality. This
year's symposium will consider the genesis of the work, Armstrong's central
role, its historic 1962 Monterey Jazz Festival performance and the legacy of
Dave and Iola Brubeck as advocates for human rights.
Los Angeles, CA, MEIEA Educator's Summit
Universal Sheraton Hotel
10:15 AM, March 31, 2012
Music Industry Programs: The International Perspective
Featuring Ken Ashdown, Vancouver (BC) Film School; Sally Gross,
University of Westminster, London; & Henric Lindstrom, Linnaeus University,
Kalmar, Sweden
This panel will consider the structure and curriculum on non-US music
industry studies programs. Panelists will present a short overview of their
program, its size, curricular makeup, accreditation standards, as well as
challenges and successes. The objective will be to develop a global
perspective on what elements and issues are common with US programs, as
well as which differ and why.