Category: Music Publishing
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Closed Sessions inks deal with House Arrest
Closed Sessions, an independent Chicago-based record label co-founded by Business and Entrepreneurship Assistant Professor of Instruction Alex Fruchter, recently signed a new distribution deal with House Arrest, the distribution wing of Fat Possum Records. According to a joint statement given to Billboard by Alex and his Closed Sessions co-founder, Mike Kolar, “Joining House Arrest gives…
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Faculty Update: Sinkovich & Brindisi published in the International Journal of Arts Management
Faculty members Justin Sinkovich and Jerry Brindisi have written an article, “The Art, Influence, and Business of Satire – Peeling Back the Layers of The Onion”, which is to be published in the January 2016 issue of the International Journal of Arts Management (IJAM). The article discusses The Onion, a Digital Media Company, well known…
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Alumni Spotlight: Gali Firstenberg (BA ’11)
We love to celebrate our alumni and explore how they got to there current professions. In this Alumni Spotlight, Gali Firstenberg talks about how the Business & Entrepreneurship department at Columbia College Chicago helped her achieve her goals and she also shares some advice for current students. What is your current job and how did…
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Alumni Spotlight: Ian Wilson (MAM ’13)
We are proud to celebrate our talented and successful Alumni. In this Alumni Spotlight, Ian talks about how the Business & Entrepreneurship department helped him achieve his goals. He also sheds some light on how to combat the dreaded crowded elevator phenomenon in 624 S Michigan. What is your current job and how did you…
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Faculty Spotlight: Jaime “Black” DeMedici
Jaime Black has a storied history of being actively involved with Chicago’s entertainment scene. He’s constantly integrating cutting edge technology to spread his message and his newest challenge is sharing his passion for entertainment with a new student generation of millennials. In the following interview Jaime shares his story, his passions, and thoughts on…