The Business of Music
Music & Tech Conference & Showcase Festival
Arlo Williamsburg Hotel October 15-18, 2024
Mondo.NYC Speaker
Bea Koramblyum
Global Head of Business Affairs, Downtown Music Services
Bea Koramblyum, who started at Downtown more than a decade ago, is currently the Global Head of Business Affairs for Downtown Music Services. Based in New York, she oversees all of the company’s legal and business affairs activities.
Previously, Koramblyum was a senior member of the Legal and Business Affairs team for the music publisher’s parent company, Downtown Music Holdings, where she played a key role in many high-profile transactions, including agreements with Wu-Tang Clan, the Estate of Miles Davis, Tori Amos, The George Gershwin Estate and The 1975.
Prior to joining Downtown, she spent more than seven years with Davis Shapiro Lewit & Hayes, LLP, starting as a legal assistant and later promoted to paralegal. Koramblyum also serves on the Advisory Board for Women in Music, and on the Advisory Council for the Music Business program at her alma mater, Hofstra
University.
Most recently, Koramblyum was honored as of one of Billboard’s Women In Music Top Executives of 2022 and featured in Variety’s New York Women’s Impact Report 2022.
The Future of Music Business Financial Management
10/12/22, 3:00 PM
Every day the business of being a music creator becomes both more promising and more complex. The music industry is seeing double-digit growth year-to-year from its traditional revenue streams, as well as an ever-expanding array of new income-generating opportunities. From evolving fan-centric streaming models to the new frontiers of NFTs and web3-powered communities, and important ESG and sustainability initiatives, it has never been more important for artists and their teams to focus on making sure they don’t leave money on the table while remaining true to their own social imperatives. In this panel, a diverse group of experts will unpack the actionable, forward-looking tactics they employ to take advantage—and avoid the pitfalls—of the rapidly accelerating music industry of 2023 and beyond.