Tony Brancato
Guest Lecturer - Music Industry (Influence and Data Mining), Music Industry

Tony Brancato is the co-founder of The Influence Project, a cultural preservation initiative that is leveraging technology and data science to illuminate the connections of influence across musicians and other artists throughout history. He has been developing digital products in the media, healthcare and financial technology industries for over 20 years. He’s held leadership positions at The New York Times, Amazon, and several successful startups, and is currently spearheading the development of a revolutionary bank designed specifically for the underserved needs of retired Americans. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife, two kids and dog.

Stig Edgren
Lecturer - Music Industry
Catherine Provenzano
Assistant Professor - Musicology and Music Industry (Critical and Contemporary Perspectives on Music Technology)
Judith Finell
Adjunct Professor - Musicology and Music Industry (Forensic Musicology)
Hans Fjellestad
Lecturer - Music Industry (Music Supervision)
Mark Tramo
Adjunct Associate Professor - Neuroscience and Music Industry (Music, Mind, and Brain)
Robert Fink
Associate Dean for Academics, Professor - Music Industry, Musicology and Humanities (Music Theory, Analysis of Popular Music, Internships and Industry Partnerships)
Allison Wolfe
Lecturer - Music Industry (Music Journalism, Audio Storytelling)
Jessica Schwartz
Associate Professor - Musicology and Music Industry (Punk and DIY)
Bobby Borg
Lecturer - Music Industry (Industry Fundamentals)
Lee John
Lecturer in Music Industry (Rock/Pop Ensemble)
Dae Bogan
Lecturer - Music Industry (Entrepreneurship)
Lauren Kop
Lecturer - Music Industry (Digital Production and Beat Design)
Kathryn Frazier
Lecturer - Music Industry
Jonathan Beard
Lecturer - Music Industry (Electronic Music, Audio Engineering)
David Leaf
Adjunct Assistant Professor - Musicology and Music Industry (Music Documentary, Songwriters)
Adam Moseley
Lecturer - Music Industry (Studio Production)
Thomas Hodgson
Assistant Professor - Musicology and Music Industry (Music and Data, Global Music Industry)
Amy Kathryn Kuney
Lecturer - Music Industry (Songwriting)
Natasha Pasternak
Lecturer - Music Industry (Songwriting, Touring, Songwriter’s Workshop)
David MacFadyen
Professor and Chair of Music Industry, Professor - Musicology and Comparative Literature
Lauren A. Spalding
Lecturer - Music Industry (Music and Activism, Artist Management)
Monica Chieffo
Lecturer - Music Industry (Influence and Data Mining)
Tiffany Naiman
Instructor - Music Industry & Musicology (Critical Perspectives, Capstone Sequence, History of Popular Music), Director of Undergraduate Programs in Music Industry
Don Franzen
Adjunct Professor - Music Industry (Music and Law, Forensic Musicology)
Jason Feinberg
Lecturer - Music Industry (Digital Marketing and Promotion)
Justin Paul
Lecturer - Music Industry
Catherine Gregory
Lecturer - Music, Music Industry (Artistic Citizenship and Community Engagement), Director of the Gluck Fellowship Program
Jeffery Jampol
Lecturer - Music Industry (Artist Management and Promotion)
Robert Beamer
Lecturer - Music Industry (Finance and Accounting)

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