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Shop Lunautics festival accessories (discount code EMMAK) - https://bit.ly/3Rf6vQA In this episode, I'm joined by Eric Fuller, the Founder of BLNK CNVS, a prominent event & production company based in South Florida. Eric has had a colorful career in dance music from founding & operating Life in Color (the world's largest paint party) expanding to work with SFX Entertainment to starting multiple companies in the event production space to co-owning Club Space. Today we're diving into what it's like launching live event brands, the behind-the-scenes of preparing for Miami Music Week and tips for networking in our industry! Follow BLNK CNVS: https://www.instagram.com/blnkcnvspresents BLNK CNVS MMW events: https://www.blnkcnvs.com/mmw24 Connect with Rave Culture Cast ➡️ https://beacons.ai/raveculturecast Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:46 Lunautics Ad 1:30 Episode introduction 3:30 Eric Fuller's early career 8:48 The expansion of Life in Color 11:45 SFX Entertainment transition 14:30 Miami's music scene 16:50 Eric's involvement in Space Miami 21:36 Miami Music Week planning 25:42 What inspired BLNK CNVS + relationship building 29:50 Networking during MMW 32:29 How to market events during MMW 37:14 Behind-the-scenes of event production 42:05 Influencer marketing in dance music 45:54 How Eric unwinds after MMW 48:28 The future of BLNK CNVS --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/raveculturepodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/raveculturepodcast/support

Rebecca Jolly is co-author of the new book How Music Grows Brands. As a consultant she focuses on innovative brand solutions across the music and entertainment industries to drive growth and connect with audiences. She discussed how brands need to approach music differently this week on the On Brand podcast. About Rebecca Jolly Rebecca Jolly is a global business consultant focused on innovative brand solutions across the music, publishing, and entertainment industries, utilizing the power of music to drive growth, connect with audiences, and as a vehicle for change and impact. She's worked for and with music entities including Beatport, Spotify, SFX Entertainment, Mixmag, and MassiveMusic in New York, London, and Amsterdam. Her brand work extends into some of the biggest global consumer brands including Microsoft, Budweiser, Samsung, Diageo, and New Balance. Rebecca's work has been featured in Billboard, Entrepreneur, and Music Week. Rebecca speaks regularly on industry panels, including Cannes Lions, SXSW, and ADE, and has also been featured as a guest lecturer at NYU. Episode Highlights Brands and music should go together but … Yeah. As Rebecca began, “Music doesn't fall as early as it should in brand strategy.” That's why she's set out to change how we think about this. Two great On Brand guests = one great book. Rebecca teamed up with our previous On Brand guest Joe Beliotti (known for his music work at Coca-Cola) in authoring the new book, How Music Grows Brands. “We wanted to create a field guide to address this issue and help brands.” “Music consumption has changed over the last 30 years,” Rebecca noted. “Gen Z consumes music in a very different way. But music is a big passion point. If you can get this right it will pay off in dividends.” What brand has made Rebecca smile recently? Though Rebecca hates being put on the spot, she delivered with a smile-worthy UK brand—Minor Figures oat milk. Her most-consistent smiles from the brand come from their hilarious social media that includes everything from ducks in costume to ASMR. To learn more, go to howmusicbuildsbrands.com. As We Wrap … Listen and subscribe at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Amazon/Audible, Google Play, Stitcher, TuneIn, iHeart, YouTube, and RSS. Rate and review the show—If you like what you're hearing, be sure to head over to Apple Podcasts and click the 5-star button to rate the show. And, if you have a few extra seconds, write a couple of sentences and submit a review to help others find the show. Did you hear something you liked on this episode or another? Do you have a question you'd like our guests to answer? Let me know on Twitter using the hashtag #OnBrandPodcast and you may just hear your thoughts here on the show. On Brand is a part of the Marketing Podcast Network. Until next week, I'll see you on the Internet! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Gang has a conversation with Randy Phillips, music promoter, formerly president & CEO of AEG Entertainment, CEO of LiveStyle (formerly SFX Entertainment) & currently board member & consultant to TEG. Listen in, be that Fly on the Wall of our first YouTube Video Premiere! Enjoy!

Welcome to another episode of The Action and Ambition Podcast! Joining us today is Matt Bailey, The Founder and CEO of GameOn. GameOn powers the biggest sports, media, and entertainment companies with the most innovative white label game technologies. It provides broadcasters, TV networks, streaming platforms, leagues, tournaments, sportsbooks, and NFT projects with white label prediction games, fantasy games, and NFT based games. Matt has had four past jobs, including Senior Director and Brand Partnership at SFX Entertainment. Tune in to learn more!

Mike Schmidt of Dovetale at long last, helps me understand a term that for a long time has been of significance to me. In this episode, we talk about his influencer service so aptly named, and how the relationship between it and your business is a reflection of this concept. We talk about what problems in the market it's setting out to solve, his take on influencer marketing and how his journey as a software engineer brought him to this point. Was I tempted to describe how his background in software engineering dovetailed into this platform? Yes. Yes I was.Mike is the founder of Dovetale.com - a platform to help Shopify merchants work with creators and influencers. Prior to founding Dovetale, he started Listn.co, a social music app, and later sold it to the media holdings group: SFX Entertainment where he led Beatport, now the largest community of electronic dance music fans and DJs. He is on the board of The Knowledge Society, a graduate of Queen's University in the department of Engineering Chemistry and now lives in New York City.⭐️HELPING BRANDS BUILD & GROW COMMUNITIES!

Javier "Cholo" Gómez es uno de los ejecutivos de la industria musical que ha logrado ser exitoso en distintas áreas del negocio. Cholo ha sido manejador de figuras tales como Daddy Yankee, Don Omar, Héctor y Tito, Héctor "El Father", Farruko, entre otros. Fue fundador y socio de Héctor "El Father" en Goldstar Music, una disquera icónica para el genero urbano. Sus proyectos como productor incluyen la creación del famoso "Reencuento" de los ex integrantes de Menudo, su gira mundial, su disco y la negociación con SFX Entertainment para la gira mundial del proyecto. Estos son solo algunos de los negocios desarrollados por "Cholo", un estratega, visionario y la mente maestra de las carreras que muchos vemos hoy. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/jafet-santiago/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jafet-santiago/support

Having the opportunity to interview one of the true Superstars of our industry was a privilege and honour. David, is not just the well known “Super Agent” of Michael Jordan but he is truly someone who changed the face of our industry and still is at the age of 70.  Listen, learn and enjoy. Tons of wisdom in that 1.5 hours.     Key Highlights Suburb of New York upbringing and his parents influence Always had a passion for Law & having College Basketball players as his buddies 1972, early days of Sports Agents - trying to get a meeting with Donald Dell (called him 17 times in 4 hours) Start working for Donald for free while finishing his Law degree, just to get into the industry At 25 big break to handle major clients, became Donald's Chief of staff Developing his own style of negotiations “always overprepare” Michael Jordan and Barry Bond story about work ethics His style of negotiations and how it changed over time (building relationships) Negotiation is not a zero sum game, both sides need to be in the same “zone” Being liked vs being respected Michael Jordan's Air Jordan deal with Nike (the real story how Air Jordan name came about) Size of Deals during those Days (early 80s) and how he was able to craft the deal Michael wanted Adidas and didn't want to see Nike His relationship with Michael now The last Dance – new movie about Michael's final season 1984 as a Rookie, Michael's first commercial deals (McDonald's, a small local deal in Chicago) Coke, McDonald and Chevrolet – all American Image Gatorade, break thru deal 1991 (10 years, seven figure deal) The biggest and best deals, don't just take cash, look for equity   The start of FAME (David's own agency) A man has got to know his limitations Marque & SFX story (now Live Nation) You need a “walk away” point in a deal – his target was US$ 100 million Goldman Sachs Chairman story His SFX time, buying other smaller agencies, culture is key SFX US$ 4.5 billion merger with Clear Channel story Round 2 with Donald Big agencies and the huge competition between them Big Basketball stars, new route, family offices Tennis prodigy story – the next Serena Williams Learning from mistakes – Stephan Marbury story Current Ventures, dozen different companies, X-Factory (Sports tech accelerator), etc Never too old to learn   About David Falk has long been recognized as one of the sports industry's leading figures and most talented innovators. He is recognized as the NBA Super Agent of his time and the man behind Michael Jordan's commercial success. A trained lawyers, he began his career representing professional athletes with ProServ in 1974, rising to Vice Chairman of the company. In 1992, he formed Falk Associates Management Enterprises (FAME) to provide specialized and personal representation service to the company's elite clientele of NBA superstars. ​ ​ During his career, Falk has represented more NBA first-round draft selections, lottery picks, Rookies-of-the-Year, and All-Stars than anyone else in the athlete management business. In 1985, he negotiated Michael Jordan's ground-breaking deal with Nike--the most successful endorsement relationship in history--and in the process coined the nickname “Air Jordan.” Falk negotiated the highest contracts in NBA league history for Patrick Ewing in 1985 and Danny Ferry in 1990. He also negotiated professional sports' first $100 million contract in 1996 for Alonzo Mourning as part of an unprecedented free agency period in which FAME changed the entire salary structure of the NBA, negotiating over $400 million in contracts for its free agent clients in a six-day period. ​ ​ In 1998, Falk sold FAME to SFX Entertainment for US$ 200 million, serving on SFX's Board of Directors and in the Office of the Chairman. As Chairman of SFX Sports Group, Falk oversaw the acquisition of a dozen sports agencies that enabled SFX to represent approximately 20 percent of MLB and NBA players. Falk stepped down as Chairman in 2001 to pursue other interests. In January 2007, Falk re-launched FAME and currently serves as its Founder and CEO.​ ​ Falk is also involved in a dozen ventures now, both as an investor and advisor.

Duncan is oprichter van onder andere ID&T, Nederlands grootste organisator van dance-events en tevens platenlabel, horecaonderneming en mediabedrijf. Inmiddels zou je Duncan ook kunnen kennen als één van de coaches in het tv programma 'Dream School'. Met ID&T heeft Duncan feesten als Sensation, Thunderdome en Mysteryland uitgerold in meer dan 22 landen! In maart 2013 verkocht hij 100% van zijn aandelen aan SFX Entertainment. SFX betaalde voor ID&T honderd miljoen dollar. Inmiddels blijft Duncan ondernemen. Bijvoorbeeld de A’DAM Toren, of de Westergasfabriek, waar Duncan in dit interview uitgebreid over vertelt.

Brian Becker is an entertainment industry veteran with more than 35 years of experience building and managing worldwide live entertainment businesses.  Currently, BASE’s productions include: Absinthe at Caesars Palace Plaza, Mat Franco Magic Reinvented Nightly at the Linq Las Vegas and Magic Mike Live at Hard Rock Resort. Current exhibitions include: Battle For Texas: The Experience at Rivercenter San Antonio. BASE programs The Planet Hollywood Showroom in Las Vegas and two theaters at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. Previous productions include: Phantom of the Opera: The Las Vegas Spectacular at Venetian, Peep Show starring Holly Madison at Planet Hollywood, Rock of Ages at Venetian, Jersey Boys at Palazzo, Million Dollar Quartet at Harrahs, Stomp Out Loud at Planet Hollywood, and national museum touring exhibitions: Spy: The Secret World of Espionage and Sea Monsters: What Lies Beneath. From 2000 to 2005, Brian served as Chairman and CEO of Clear Channel Entertainment, the world’s leading producer and promoter of live entertainment events, as well as the world’s largest owner and operator of event venues, managing acquisitions and operations in the music, theater, motor sports, exhibitions and sports agency businesses. During his tenure, Brian was named one of the 100 Most Powerful People in Entertainment by “Entertainment Weekly” Magazine for four consecutive years. Prior to SFX Entertainment’s sale to Clear Channel Communications in 2000, he served as Executive Vice President and Director of SFX Entertainment, and was involved in the development and implementation of corporate strategies and operations, including the acquisition and integration of more than 40 of the world’s most successful live entertainment companies. From 1996 to 1998, Brian served as CEO and President of PACE Entertainment Corporation, which at the time was the largest diversified live entertainment company in the world.

Jesse is a graduate from Union College with a degree in Computer Science and Economics. Throughout school, Jesse found an equally strong passion for electronic music and crypto currencies leading to a senior editor position at DancingAstronuat.com when he was just a Sophomore.   As Bitcoin was still an emerging technology when it was time to secure a summer internship, Jesse decided to enter the music industry at ID&T North America where he spent two months as the managing director of marketing for TomorrowWorld (music festival). After graduating Union, Jesse went on to work for SFX Entertainment, managing cashless payment technology and access control at live events; in addition to conducting research into the future of visitor event identification.   Jesse left SFX in December 2014 determined to find another company that promised to make a difference in the world. In the beginning of 2015, Jesse found ConsenSys and immediately got involved in the unnamed music project. Fast forward almost two years and Ujo Music is developing into the blockchain + music infrastructure.   Referenced Links Imogen Heap’s “Tiny Human” on Ujo Music Consensys Ethereum Project Incubator   Jesse’s Challenge; Find new music and share it with a friend.   Like my crypto episodes? Support the work! Ethereum: 0x1c5f5da1efad45078c41bceb18eb777099138e6b Bitcoin: 13RcQZnZM4Lx6bw37YVdiv6Uc2X5b7anF3   If you liked this interview, check out episode 159 with Joe Lubin where we discuss the Ethereum Project and its origins.

Mike Schmidt is the co-founder and CEO of Dovetale. Mike grew up outside Toronto, Canada and later attended Queen’s University, studying Chemical Engineering. While at Queen’s, he quickly developed an affinity for tech startups and was accepted into the Next 36 (an exclusive program in which he’s still involved to this day). After graduating from both programs, Mike launched Listn from a dorm room at the university. As the CEO, Mike helped raise money, create the vision for the product, sign major partnerships, and helped the company get acquired by SFX Entertainment. Following the acquisition, Mike’s career in tech continued to flourish. He lead mobile and many other product initiatives at SFX Entertainment as part of a product called BeatPort. After a few year there, a mentor introduced him to another startup called We Heart It in San Francisco where Mike was the Head of Growth, Product, and Engineering. Under Mike’s guidance, the app grew by 5M users and reached as high as the #12 spot overall on the App Store in less than 12 months. Throughout his career, influencer marketing was a common area of interest and fruitful tactic that Mike came back to time and time again. But it was often complicated to execute, expensive, and unpredictable. Today, Mike is the founder of Dovetale, a startup that’s looking to change exactly that. Dovetale is backed by Expa, a startup studio created by ex-founders of companies like Uber, Foursquare, and more. Mike joins us to share his story, how he turn a chemical engineering degree into a passion for tech startups from a dorm room at Queen’s University, what motivated him to launch Listn, what it was like being part of the Next36, what it was like raising funding, how Listn was acquired, how he’s trying to change the way influencer marketing happens for everyone, what it’s like being part of Expa, and much more!

CMU’s Andy Malt and Chris Cooke review key events in music and the music business from the last week, including YouTube and the IFPI’s disagreement over whether $1 billion is ‘a lot’ or ‘not nearly enough’, SFX Entertainment’s big post-bankruptcy rebrand as LiveStyle, and Irving Azoff’s Global Music Rights accusing the US radio industry of being anti-competitive. The CMU Podcast is sponsored by 7digital.

Free mix training with Lij at MixMasterBundle.com Get yourself a T-shirt at: RSRockstars.com/Tshirt  My guest today is Meghan Gohil, a producer, engineer, musician, studio and record label owner in Hollywood CA. It was Meghan was who recorded my first college band in St Louis called Dr Seuss. He recorded many projects with me over the next couple of decades. Our first big release was for my band Enormous Richard, a twangy alt country band from St Louis. We recorded 30 songs live to cassette in a basement in Granite City IL and went on to sell and distribute several thousand copies, nearly landing a record deal in the process. Later we renamed ourselves Eleanor Roosevelt and made “Walker With His Head Down” with Meghan for his college audio program at Webster University where he studied under Barry Hufker, and Bill Porter who recorded Elvis, Roy Orbison, and The Everly Brothers. Meghan has recorded with many greats including: Cure co-founder Lol Tolhurst’s band, Levinhurst, Trey Anastasio of Phish, Jack Johnson with the Animal Liberation Orchestra, Phil Lesh & Joan Osbourne, Digable Planets, and Michael Frante to name a few. For 20 years Meghan has maintained a dual career in radio promotions, and career development & management working with many independant artists. He worked as the Project Manager at Contemporary Productions in St. Louis, SFX Entertainment, and Clear Channel Concerts.  And He’s also consulted for AEG Live and Emery Entertainment. Currently, he records from his home studio which you can check out at HollywoodRecordingStudio.com,  and works as a Strategy and Analytics Manager at Live Nation Entertainment’s Amphitheater division..  Get the full show notes at http://RSRockstars.com/65 Other records by Lij Shaw recorded by Meghan Gohil: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/crumbling-in-the-rain/id218367749 https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/water-bread-beer/id583731682 https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/walker-with-his-head-down/id269344447 https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/hell-bent-insurgent-country/id5835023 You can also get a copy of the podcast theme song at: SkadooshMusic.com  

October 2015 ndash Paul W. Smith and co-host Regional President of PNC Bank Ric DeVore welcome Arn Tellem Vice Chairman of Palace Sports amp Entertainment PSampE to this monthsrsquo PNC Roundtable. Arn is no stranger to professional sports as he has represented over 500 athletes during his career as a sports agent and as CEO of SFX Entertainment in Los Angeles. Paul Ric and Arn will also talk about the resurgence of the City of Detroit how PS amp E can play a bigger role in the community and the state of the Detroit Pistons. To hear the full conversation for this monthrsquos PNC Roundtable click on the link below

October 2015 ndash Paul W. Smith and co-host Regional President of PNC Bank Ric DeVore welcome Arn Tellem Vice Chairman of Palace Sports amp Entertainment PSampE to this monthsrsquo PNC Roundtable. Arn is no stranger to professional sports as he has represented over 500 athletes during his career as a sports agent and as CEO of SFX Entertainment in Los Angeles. Paul Ric and Arn will also talk about the resurgence of the City of Detroit how PS amp E can play a bigger role in the community and the state of the Detroit Pistons. To hear the full conversation for this monthrsquos PNC Roundtable click on the link below

CMU's Andy Malt and Chris Cooke review the week in music and the music business, including facts, figures, rumours and deals at Apple Music, Universal's new playlist marketing boss Jay Frank, the latest on Robert Sillerman's attempts to buy back SFX Entertainment and the knock on effects for Beatport, plus the surprise new album from Dr Dre. The CMU Podcast is sponsored by 7digital.