
Mondo.NYC Speaker


Sean Glover
Director of Industry Engagement, SoundExchange
As Director of Industry Engagement at SoundExchange, Sean Glover continues to make a substantial impact by educating and supporting the music industry on all matters related to the organization. With his expertise, Sean actively contributes to the mission of SoundExchange, which involves collecting and distributing digital performance royalties on behalf of nearly 700,000 recording artists and master rights owners accounts. SoundExchange has paid more than $11 billion in distributions to date. Additionally, he plays a vital role in administering direct agreements between rights owners and licensees, streamlining the process and promoting fairness and transparency.
Sean's accomplishments in this esteemed position have solidified his reputation as a key influencer and advocate for artists' rights and fair compensation. In addition to his role as Director of Industry Engagement, Sean Glover has garnered significant recognition in the music industry. His exceptional talent and contributions have led to him being named one of Billboard's Hip Hop and R&B Powers Players for four consecutive years, starting in 2020.
Through his work at SoundExchange, he continues to shape the landscape by advocating for the rights and equitable compensation of artists and rights owners. His dedication and expertise have garnered him the respect and admiration of his peers, establishing him as a leading figure in the industry.
Mondo 2025 Panels
Unlocking the Revenue Puzzle: Navigating Royalty Streams in the Modern Music Economy
Thursday, October 16, 2025 11:00 AM
As the music industry continues to evolve, understanding how royalties flow has never been more critical. This panel brings together experts from The MLC and SoundExchange to break down today’s key royalty streams for songwriters, artists and rightsholders. From digital audio mechanicals and performance royalties to neighboring rights and unclaimed income, our panelists will offer insights into how royalties are generated, matched, and paid — and what professionals and creatives alike can do to ensure no money is left on the table. Whether you’re a music creator or work in management, publishing, label operations or other parts of the industry, this conversation will help you better support your clients and navigate the increasingly complex world of music royalties.