Music Week invites interested participants to register for its panel discussion titled Women Making Waves: The Women Leading Tech’s Revolution from 28 March.
The virtual event, courtesy of music distribution platform Stem, Downtown Music Holdings and PRS For Music, will form part of the 2022 Music Week Tech Summit. It will be the first of a series of panel discussions, which will see a number of industry leaders talking about the future of tech and sharing their experiences as women in the music business.
On Day One, Music Week’s keynote discussion, The Women Leading Tech’s Revolution, will explore the cutting edge developments and challenges in the modern music industry. This will be followed by Masterminding the Business of Tomorrow, which will take place on 29 March. Both sessions will be moderated by Music Week’s tech columnist Sammy Andrews.
Key speakers will include Stem CEO Milana Rabkin, Measure of Music founder and Pollen’s strategy director Christine Osazuwa.
The panellists will offer attendees an opportunity to learn and share ideas. Music Week said more details will be unveiled on its online and social media platforms in the coming days.
Interested participants can register to attend the Women Making Waves event here
For more information, contact: [email protected].
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