Jaime Nack is a global leader at the intersection of music, sustainability, and social impact. She is the founder and president of Three Squares Inc., an award-winning sustainability agency that works with artists, music companies, festivals, and global brands to advance environmental and social responsibility. Widely recognized for her leadership in sustainable touring, events, and industry transformation, Nack supports a client roster of leading organizations including the LA 28 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Live Nation, AEG, Goldenvoice, Sony Music Group, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group. A proud UCLA alumna holding two degrees from the university, Nack joined UCLA’s Department of Music as a lecturer in 2026, where she teaches Music x Sustainability in the undergraduate Music Industry major, preparing the next generation of music leaders to integrate sustainability into creative and business practices. In addition to her work in music, Nack advises some of the largest companies in the world on sustainability strategy and ESG reporting, including Nike, Honda, LVMH, Starbucks, and others.
Jaime Nack
Lecturer - Music Industry (Music and Sustainability)
Conducting
Graduate study and training in choral, orchestral, or wind conducting
Ethnomusicology
The study of global musical traditions through performance training, research, and field work
Global Jazz Studies
Jazz performance and musicianship courses are paired with African American Studies
Music Composition
Mentorship in the creation and realization of music for concerts, opera, and visual media
Music Education
Preparation for music educators leading to a BA and teaching credential in just four years
Music Industry
A leadership-focused professional degree which prepares students to transform the creative, entrepreneurial, and executive structures of the music industry
Musicology
The scholarly study of the histories, cultures, and critical interpretations of music and music-making
Music Performance
Study and training towards professional performance careers in Western classical music