Olivia Management Educate! Week 3: How to Build a Team

As you start to grow as an artist, you'll want to add people to your team. We're talking agents, publicists, managers, radio promoters, labels/distributors, and more! In this class we'll look at all potential team members, how to find the right fit, how to reach out to them, and how to manage those relationships as your team grows.

Upcoming classes:

• Wednesday, Nov 1st: How to be Your Own Artist Manager
• Wednesday, Nov 15th: How to Release an Album Independently
• Wednesday, Nov 29th: How to Build a Team
• Wednesday, Dec 6th: How to Manage Your Social Media

Descriptions and more at: http://oliviamanagement.com/educate

These classes will be taught by founder Erin O. Anderson. Erin received her MBA from Vanderbilt's Owen Graduate School of Management with a concentration in entrepreneurship and strategy. Before starting Olivia Management, Erin worked as a product manager in Seattle at Amazon Music. She has consulted with Sony Music Entertainment, the Americana Music Association, Nashville Chamber of Commerce, Kind of Blue Music, Keb' Mo', GoodMusicAllDay.com, Rachel Potter (X Factor), ATL Collective, the Nashville Entrepreneur Center, and worked at Universal Music Group Nashville which consisted of imprints Lost Highway Records, MCA Records, and Mercury Records.

In addition to music consulting and artist career management, Ms. Anderson teaches as an adjunct professor at Belmont University in both Music Business and Entrepreneurship. Her classes cover the topics of starting businesses, interning in the music industry, refining resumes and cover letters, and serving the community through entrepreneurship.

Erin was named a finalist in Music and Entertainment at the Nashville Emerging Leader Awards in 2016. She serves as the staff director at Owen Graduate School of Management's Accelerator Summer Business Institute, volunteers to teach entrepreneurship to inmates through the BEST program, and was one of the founding members of the Nashville Entrepreneur Center's Advance Nashville initiative in digital music.