Don't miss this Open Music Member Meeting in New York, featuring critical decisions on the Bylaws and Governance structures, a demo of Berklee and MIT’s joint technical project, and updates on Berklee’s latest education efforts.
Agenda
9:30 am - Registration & Coffee
10:00 am - Welcome
Susan Whitehead, Board Chair, Berklee / Life Member, MIT Corporation
Panos A. Panay, SVP of Global Strategy and Innovation at Berklee
Alex “Sandy” Pentland, Toshiba Professor of Media, Arts and Sciences and Director of MIT Connection Science
Nicole d’Avis, Senior Director, Open Music / Berklee Institute for Creative Entrepreneurship
10:30 am - U.S. Copyright Office: Notice of Inquiry for public comment regarding implementation of the Music Modernization Act
John R. Riley, Assistant General Counsel, U.S. Copyright Office
10:45 am - Panel Discussion: Humans & Metadata in the Studio and Beyond
Carlotta De Ninni, CEO, Creative Passport
Jessica Sobhraj, CEO & Founder, Cosynd
Daniel Dewar, CEO & Founder, Paperchain
11:30 am - Berklee / MIT Prototype Demo featuring Berklee student music (More details here.)
George Howard, Lead Researcher, Open Music / Professor, Berklee College
Thomas Hardjono, CTO, MIT Connection Science
Meghan Gaudet, Graduate Fellow, Berklee / Programmer, Open Music
Lesley University Feedback
Amy Deines, Dean, College of Art + Design, Lesley University
Matthew Nash, Chair, Digital Filmmaking, Lesley University
Heather Shaw, Chair, Graphic, Interactive and User Experience Design, Lesley University
Chandler Vaughn, Technical Advisor, Open Music
Justin Anderson, Senior Software Engineer, MIT Connection Science
1:00 pm - Lunch
1:30 pm - Discussion and Decisions on Open Music Governance (More details here.)
Nicole d’Avis
Mike McGrath, Associate, Ropes & Gray
3:00 pm - Next Steps
3:30 pm - Networking & Social Hour
4:30 pm - Adjourn
Agenda subject to change.
**Review the most recent Open Music Bylaws and Governance Documents here.
Register here to reserve your place for the November New York Meeting.
All members and friends of Open Music are encouraged to join us, and contribute to the discussion. The meeting is free for Open Music members, artists and students. Other industry stakeholders are asked to pay a cost-neutral registration fee of $50.