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Management 101 – Part 6
Published November 30, 2010
As traditional record labels dissolve and artist revenue streams get tighter with each passing day, a competent manager is more relevant than ever. Skillfully negotiating the twists and turns of a band’s day-to-day existence demands a fine-tuned skill set. This panel of music management professionals will dissect what artists should look for in the hiring process and what to strive for once the ink on the contract has dried. Panelists include Robbie Lloyd (Silva Artist Management), Steve Nice (Nice Management), Kristen Worden-Harris (Croshal Entertainment) Larry Little (Future Sounds) and Wayne Green (Everloving Management)
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