How has Georgia State supported you as an entrepreneur?
The Entrepreneurship and Innovation Institute (ENI) at Georgia State is why I wanted to start a tech company. Before joining ENI, my aspirations were to become an owner of a consulting firm. However, after becoming exposed to the program here, I felt prepared to start my own tech company.

What does entrepreneurship mean to you?
The liberty to provide a service to the world.

What inspired the idea behind your business?
Working with my brother inspired the idea. He works with artists around the United States. I saw a lot of logistical and production issues when it came to working with people remotely.

Have you participated in other entrepreneurial programs?
Yes, I am fortunate enough to be a part of the “It Takes A Village” pre-accelerator at Atlanta Tech Village, as well as The Farm sponsored by Comcast. Both programs really honed my skills in developing a product based on customer demand and not an idea.

What is Atlanta’s role in your entrepreneurial journey?
Atlanta is the mecca of music right now, so it provides a great environment for me to grow my business.

What is your long-term goal?
To help every artist to operate efficiently, autonomously and independently.