Thursday, January 26, 2017

Project Music Names 2017 Accelerator Class, New Investors

image from fundingsage.comMusic tech accelerator Project Music has named its 2017 class. In its third year, the Nashville based 16 week program filled four slots from 120 global applicants. 

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20393-Project-Music-logo_FinalThe Nashville Entrepreneur Center and Country Music Association’s Project Music 2016 Accelerator has named for early stage startups to its 2018 class.

The sixteen-week program will immerse these music tech entrepreneurs in Nashville’s $11 billion plus music industry, introduce them to the local entrepreneurial ecosystem and connect them to the investment community while helping them build their tech companies.

2017 Participants

  • image from pbs.twimg.comEvent Escrow: Ben Hodge, CEO (Texas)
  • EyeBuy TV: Todd Coulter, CEO (California)
  • Scripturally Sound: Kimberly Lannear, CEO (Tennessee)
  • Hi Karl: Florian Doumenc, CEO (New York)

The four were chosen from 120 applications from the United States, France, Spain, Australia and Mexico.

$40,00 In Funding For Each Startup

Industry leaders joined an investor group to provide $40,000 in funding for each startup. They include RCA recording artist Chris Young, Galante Entertainment, Clint Higham of Higham Management, Maverick, McClusky PMN Investments (A Jeff McClusky, Ryan Carey & Roy D’Souza Partnership), Red Light Management, SESAC Inc., Marion Kraft of ShopKeeper Management, Sony/ATV Music Publishing, Universal Music Group Nashville, and Warner Music Group Nashville.

“The Project Music accelerator continues to be supported by virtually every aspect of the music industry,” notes Joe Galante, Project Music co-founder and EC master mentor. “Managers, major labels, artists, publishing, PRO’s, and industry leaders have come together to not only provide funding, but to identify and nurture opportunities to advance the industry through tech innovation.”

 



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