Stig Edgren
Lecturer - Music Industry (Concert Promotion)
Stig Edgren is a global producer and designer of world-class concerts and live events. His work is recognized around the world for maintaining the highest standards of innovation and presentation with concert acts for artists including Elvis Presley, Gloria Estefan, Donna Summer, Earth, Wind & Fire, Barry Manilow, Cher, Natalie Cole, and others, and highly notable events for multiple popes, presidents, Nelson Mandela, the XXIII Olympic Closing Ceremonies, The New York Yankees, and much more. His experience and originality continue to put him at the frontline of the live production industry.
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Thomas Hodgson
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Jason Feinberg
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Robert Fink
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Lyric Jones
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Stephen Doniger
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Nicky Berger
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Lauren Kop
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Catherine Provenzano
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Justin Paul
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Adam Hirsch
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Allison Wolfe
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Tony Brancato
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Erik Madrid
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Michelle Moreno
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Jessica Schwartz
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Chyna Ellis
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Monica Chieffo
Lecturer - Music Industry (Influence and Data Mining)
Judith Finell
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Ryan Svendsen
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Jonathan Beard
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Jeffery Jampol
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Jaime Nack
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Don Franzen
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