This week on the podcast is part two of our interview with Tom Freer. Tom is the founder and owner of Freer Percussion, and for many years he was also the Assistant Principal Timpanist and Section Percussionist in the Cleveland Orchestra. Tom is a quintessential music entrepreneur and created his manufacturing, distribution and retail business by applying what he learned over the years as a performer and teacher.  If you have an interest in a portfolio career, or might be wondering how to get a manufacturing business off the ground, you'll want to hear what Tom has to say!

Show Notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/195-tom-freer-music-pt-2-of-2

This week on the podcast is part one of our interview with Tom Freer. Tom is the founder and owner of Freer Percussion, and for many years he was also the Assistant Principal Timpanist and Section Percussionist in the Cleveland Orchestra. Tom is a quintessential music entrepreneur and created his manufacturing, distribution and retail business by applying what he learned over the years as a performer and teacher.  If you have an interest in a portfolio career, or might be wondering how to get a manufacturing business off the ground, you'll want to hear what Tom has to say!

Show Notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/194-tom-freer-music-pt-1-of-2

This week on the podcast is part two of our interview with Tom Gober. He’s the owner of Gracylane, a multi-store fashion and accessories retail chain in northeast Ohio, and recently launched a jewelry brand that focuses on sterling silver rings.  Tom has an interesting story because he didn’t start out on a typical path to become an arts entrepreneur—he studied chemical engineering and worked in that industry for many years before leaving corporate America to open his first store. If you're currently working in another industry and thinking of becoming an arts entrepreneur, Tom's story might just inspire you to take the leap!

Show Notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/193-tom-gober-retail-pt-2-of-2

This week on the podcast is part one of our interview with Tom Gober. He’s the owner of Gracylane, a multi-store fashion and accessories retail chain in northeast Ohio, and recently launched a jewelry brand that focuses on sterling silver rings.  Tom has an interesting story because he didn’t start out on a typical path to become an arts entrepreneur—he studied chemical engineering and worked in that industry for many years before leaving corporate America to open his first store. If you're currently working in another industry and thinking of becoming an arts entrepreneur, Tom's story might just inspire you to take the leap!

Show Notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/192-tom-gober-retail-pt-1-of-2

This week on the podcast is part two of our interview with Charles Stegeman. He's the concert master for the Pittsburgh Opera and Ballet, and teaches in the string department at Duquesne University. His list of teachers is a who’s who of the 20th century’s most renown string pedagogues. Much of our interview focuses on his work as a professional musician who has averaged over 60 concerts a year for the past 50 years, and his ability to combine his artistic vision and business skills to create music festivals including the Sunflower Music Festival and the Buzzards Bay Music Festival. Anyone who engages with donors and patrons will want to listen to this interview.

Show Notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/191-charles-stegeman-music-pt-2-of-2

This week on the podcast is part one of our interview with Charles Stegeman. He's the concert master for the Pittsburgh Opera and Ballet, and teaches in the string department at Duquesne University. His list of teachers is a who’s who of the 20th century’s most renown string pedagogues. Much of our interview focuses on his work as a professional musician who has averaged over 60 concerts a year for the past 50 years, and his ability to combine his artistic vision and business skills to create music festivals including the Sunflower Music Festival and the Buzzards Bay Music Festival. Anyone who engages with donors and patrons will want to listen to this interview!

Show Notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/190-charles-stegeman-music-pt-1-of-2

This week on the podcast is part two of our interview with Anna Kelberg-Kim. She's the Founder of Kelberg Law, a law firm that specializes in entertainment law, intellectual property and immigration law. Anna will share her journey from Kazakhstan to practicing law in the US, and we'll discuss a variety of intellectual property issues. Legal matters can be fairly dry, so we decided to be creative in crafting lighthearted "real-world" scenarios that artists will likely encounter in their careers.  The topics discussed are relevant to all in the arts, so please join us for this informative interview! https://kelberglaw.com

Show Notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/189-anna-kelberg-kim-entertainment-law-pt-2-of-2

This week on the podcast is part one of our interview with Anna Kelberg-Kim. She's the Founder of Kelberg Law, a law firm that specializes in entertainment law, intellectual property and immigration law. Anna will share her journey from Kazakhstan to practicing law in the US, and we'll discuss a variety of intellectual property issues. Legal matters can be fairly dry, so we decided to be creative in crafting lighthearted "real-world" scenarios that artists will likely encounter in their careers.  The topics discussed are relevant to all in the arts, so please join us for this informative interview! https://kelberglaw.com

Show Notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/188-anna-kelberg-kim-entertainment-law-pt-1-of-2

This week on the podcast is part two of our interview with Jauvon Gilliam. He's a musician with a portfolio career comprised of 3 demanding jobs. His day job is as the Principal Timpanist of the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington DC, but he's also the Director of Percussion Studies at the University of Maryland, and the owner of Capitol Percussion and Backline Rentals--a thriving backline company in the greater Washington DC region that has recently opened a multi-studio rehearsal facility. Much of our interview will focus on his backline company, and how Jauvon handles a variety of business activities from bookkeeping, to branding, to contracts, inventory, and more.  Tune in for information any arts entrepreneur can apply to their situation.

Show notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/187-jauvon-gilliam-music-pt-2-of-2

This week on the podcast is part one of our interview with Jauvon Gilliam. He's a musician with a portfolio career comprised of 3 full-time jobs! His day job is as the Principal Timpanist of the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington DC, but he's also the Director of Percussion Studies at the University of Maryland, and the owner of Capitol Percussion and Backline Rentals--a thriving backline company in the greater Washington DC region that has recently opened a multi-studio rehearsal facility. Much of our interview will focus on his backline company, and how Jauvon handles a variety of business activities from bookkeeping, to branding, to contracts, inventory, and more.  Tune in for information any arts entrepreneur can apply to their situation.

Show notes: https://www.artsentrepreneurshippodcast.com/episodes/186-jauvon-gilliam-music-pt-1-of-2