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For Immediate Release FoCoMA: ProDev Series to Launch Nationally Renowned Entertainment Attorney to Lead Workshop in Fort Collins
Fort Collins, Co—Today the Fort Collins Musicians Association announced the beginning of FoCoMA: ProDev, a professional development series for musicians in Northern Colorado sponsored by the Bohemian Foundation. In continual efforts to encourage community collaboration FoCoMA, Beet Street, SpokesBuzz Fort Collins and the Bohemian Foundation have partnered to provide this resource to the music community. The goal of the series is to find ways to help the music community of Fort Collins to become one of the best places in the country, in reputation and in fact, for the creation of music. The series will strengthen the skills local musicians need to master the tricks and traps of an increasingly digital and complicated creative market.
The first FoCoMA: ProDev workshop will take place Tuesday, November 2, 2010 at 6:00 pm in the Mantz Ballroom at the Armstrong Hotel in Downtown Fort Collins, CO. This first FoCoMA: ProDev event will feature the expertise of nationally renowned entertainment lawyer Kenneth Abdo (See bio below).
WHO: FoCoMA WHAT: FoCoMA: ProDev Series featuring Entertainment Attorney Ken Abdo WHEN: Tuesday, November 2, 2010 6-8 PM Mr. Ken Abdo’s Formal Presentation 8-10 PM guests can schedule 10 minutes to personally speak with Mr. Abdo WHERE: Mantz Ballroom, Armstrong Hotel 259 S. College Ave.
The workshop is free and open to the public and musicians of all calibers are invited to attend. It is expected that space will be limited, so to reserve a seat, please RSVP at http://www.bohemianfoundation.org/ProDev-RSVP.
Speaker: Ken Abdo is a Vice President of the Lommen Abdo Law Firm and Chair of the Entertainment Law Department. In over more than 20 years of practice, he has helped build the largest, most visible and successful entertainment law practice in the Midwest. Ken’s practice is limited to entertainment law, and his primary focus is on all music law transactions. He is a known artist advocate and leader within the national entertainment law community. He is a popular author and lecturer. A life-long multi-instrumentalist/ songwriter and former disc jockey, Ken has a love and deep knowledge of music, music business and music law. He has served as legal counsel to artists which most recently include, among others, Jonny Lang, The Replacements, Garrison Keillor, Anna Nalick, Johnny Rivers, Sugarland, writer/performer, Kristen Hall, Austin City Limits, Owl City, Three Dog Night and Hall & Oates. |
