Actions Panel
Open Music Members Meeting - Los Angeles 2019
Date and time
Location
Convene at 777 S Figueroa
777 South Figueroa Street Los Angeles, CA 90017Refund Policy
Description
Don't miss this Open Music Member Meeting in Los Angeles. Agenda will include: critical updates and decisions on governance bylaws and the membership agreement; working group breakout sessions on tech/protocols, implementation/adoption and education/advocacy, plus demos by members and other startups.
Agenda (Subject to Change):
9:00 am - Registration & Coffee
9:30 am - Welcome and Agenda Overview
9:45 am - Keynote Conversation with Artists
- Steve Vai, Three-Time Grammy Award Winning Guitarist
- Holly Palmer, Singer/Songwriter and Solo Artist
- David Rosenthal, Keyboardist and Musical Director
- Adam Dorn, Songwriter/Musician and Producer
- Panos A. Panay, Berklee VP of Innovation & Strategy, will host the conversation.
10:30 am - Updates and Discussion on Open Music and the Music Modernization Act
- Vickie Nauman, Founder, CrossBorderWorks / Advisor, Open Music Initiative Advisor will facilitate the discussion.
11:00 am - Presentation on DDEX Standards
- Mark Isherwood, Secretariat, Digital Data Exchange (DDEX) will give an overview of relevant DDEX standards, and how these complement the work of Open Music.
11:45 am - Introduction to Open Music Governance
- Panos A. Panay
- Governance related documents are available for advance review:
- DRAFT Bylaws
- DRAFT Executive Summary of the Bylaws
- DRAFT Statement of Purpose
12:00 pm - Lunch
12:30 pm - Review of Open Music Bylaws, Membership Agreement & Board Structure
- Thomas Hardjono, Technical Director, MIT Internet Trust Consortium, will present on governance best practices.
- Mike McGrath, Associate, Ropes & Gray LLC, will present the proposed bylaws.
- Feedback / Questions / Answers
2:00 pm - Breakout Discussion Groups
3:00 pm - Share Back & Next Steps
4:00 pm - Adjourn
All members and friends of Open Music are encouraged to join us, and contribute to the discussion. The Summit is free for Open Music members, artists and students. Other industry stakeholders are asked to pay a cost-neutral registration fee of $50.
** Need a place to stay? Use code BERKLEE for 15% of at Ace Hotel.
Please visit http://open-music.org for more information and FAQs.
Organized by
Open Music Initiative is a non-profit collective of musicians, entrepreneurs, industry professionals, academics, technologists and policy experts who love and value music. Its mission is to promote and advance the development of open source standards and innovation related to music rights and all their associated uses. Utilizing today's technologies and open source mindset, Open Music believes the way music rights owners are identified and compensated can be radically improved for digital era sustainability.