|
Darren Briggs is a music rights, data & technology specialist, founder, product manager, board member, advisor, distiller, and inventor of innovative patents, products & technologies acquired by Shazam/Apple, Ikorongo Tech, Griffin Technology (INCIPIO), and BMI, including audio recognition platforms, broadcast monitoring hardware, social collaboration & geolocation frameworks, and global music IP remuneration platforms.
MBA, Berlin School of Creative Leadership; BS, Math, Vanderbilt University
|
|
Christopher Ensley is a Managing Director of technology, media & telecom (TMT) investment banking at NOBLE Capital Markets where he focuses on capital raising, mergers and acquisition advisory and valuation opinions for clients. During his tenure on Wall Street, Mr. Ensley has participated in over $16B in transactions.
MBA, Vanderbilt University; BA, College of William and Mary
|
|
Dave Turnbull is an acclaimed songwriter who scored his first Top 10
country hit in 2004 with Darryl Worley's "If Something Should Happen." That same year, Trace Adkins recorded the hauntingly beautiful
ballad "Arlington," which ultimately became a Top 15 hit on the country charts. Since then, Turnbull has penned four No. 1 singles, including Kenny Chesney’s “The Boys of Fall,” Montgomery Gentry’s “Lucky Man,” and Brad Paisley’s “Old Alabama” and “Anything Like Me,” and he recently scored another hit with “Outskirts of Heaven,” which he co-wrote with recording artist Craig Campbell. Turnbull has had numerous other works recorded by artists such as Gary Allan, Jeff Bates, Mark Chesnutt, Sheryl Crow, Craig Morgan, Jake Owen, Randy Owen, Mo Pitney,
Blake Shelton, Chuck Wicks, and Trent Willmon, as well as up-and-coming entertainers including Jordan Brooker and Mitch Rossell.
BS, Economics, Virginia Tech
|