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I run the world's largest community of Music Managers with over 1000 members representing artists, songwriters and producers in the UK with global businesses. We educate, innovate and advocate. Focused on campaigning for a fairer more transparent music industry that operates in the interest of artists and their fans. Proud of the work of FanFair Alliance.Specialties: Policy and Public Affairs, UK, US and EU Government Relations, Communications strategy, Stakeholder Relations, EU policy, Trade Policy, Supply Chain Management, International Project Management.

Steven Omick is a President/CEO at RIVERSIDE RESEARCH INSTITUTE and is based in New York City, New York. He has worked as President/CEO at Rincon Research; Pres:Applied Communication Sciences at Vencore, Inc.; and President at Vencore Labs. Steven studied at New Mexico State University between 1981 and 1987.

Brenda Nevidjon, RN, MSN, FAAN is Chief Executive Officer of the Oncology Nursing Society, a professional organization of more than 37,000 member. She is Professor Emerita at Duke University School of Nursing where she taught in the Nursing and Healthcare Leadership specialty. She has been a leader in service and education settings and her career is distinguished by her being the first nurse and first woman to be chief operating officer of Duke University Hospital. She was in the inaugural class of the Robert Wood Johnson Nurse Executive Program and completed the Wharton/Johnson & Johnson Executive Fellows Program. Through diverse clinical and administrative oncology experiences in Canada, Switzerland and the United States, she has devoted her energy to bridging practice settings and academic environments to advance patient care, creating innovative work environments, promoting scholarship in practitioners, and developing leaders. Ms. Nevidjon has extensive publications, including four books, twenty book chapters and more than 20 journal articles. She is a past president of the Oncology Nursing Society and is fellow in the American Academy of Nursing, which recognizes Nursing's most accomplished leaders in education, management, practice and research.