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Hank V. Barry is co-chair of Sidley's Venture Capital and Emerging Companies practice group. He has advised many prominent technology companies as a lawyer, investor and director, including seven companies in which he was involved from formation through IPO. He has testified twice before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee with respect to technology and intellectual property policy. For more information on Hank Barry, visit: http://www.sidley.com/people/hank-barry

Alexis Rodich is the Director of Artist Services at Bandsintown, the #1 live concert tracking and discovery application on Facebook that Billboard recently said “rules the roost by a long shot”. Since joining the company as part of the founding team in 2009, Rodich led Bandsintown’s marketing and business development strategy in its artist services division, resulting in adoption of Bandsintown’s platform by artists from Skrillex and Justin Bieber to Alabama Shakes and Tim McGraw; reaching 20 million users each month. BIT just launched its own Spotify app last week. She has also brokered a number of partnerships with leading labels, management companies, and other industry players, all contributing to Bandsintown’s rapid growth and subsequent acquisition by leading mobile and social application developer Cellfish in September 2011.

Jeff Price, CEO and co-founder of TuneCore; an online distribution service for music. Jeff co-founded the NY based independent record label spinART Records, and for the past 15 years he has been its General Manager and President. SpinART has distributed over 180 releases since its inception, including bands artists such as Frank Black, The Pixies, Apollo Sunshine, John Doe, Vic Chesnutt, Echo and The Bunnymen and many, many more. Since 2004, Jeff Price has contributed to the founding charter and organization of The American Association of Independent Music (AAIM), a non profit non-governmental trade organization representing the interests of its independent label members. He also worked with eMusic.com.

Brian McGarvey is the Vice President, Business Development of Rhapsody, and has over 20 years of experience as a visionary executive working with mobile, media / entertainment and technology companies – he’s been a key part of Rhapsody’s amazing success story and a true leader in the marriage between music and tech in this new digital age. Rhapsody was one of the first subscription-based music services, basically providing clients All the music you want for $10 a month. * With Rhapsody: Connect to the catalog from your computer, through home audio systems, or with mobile apps for iPhone®, iPod touch®, AndroidTM and BlackBerry®. * With Rhapsody: Listen to anything and everything in a catalog of over 13 million songs. * With Rhapsody: Download all you want with the Rhapsody App, as long as you're a member.

JW “Wild Bill” Stealey is the founder and Chairman of iEntertainment, Inc, a public company that develops and operates retail and online military simulation games. Wild Bill is also an Air Force Academy Graduate, Command Pilot, and retired Lt. Colonel of the United States Air Force. He founded MicroProse Software in 1982 with famous game designer Sid Meier, author of Civilization, one of the longest running game series of god Games. Wild Bill has published over 250 successful games, including the major hits F-15 Strike Eagle, Red Storm Rising, and Silent Service, as well as the brand new BowHunter2015, the first in a series of outdoor mobile action simulation games for all outdoor sports, including hunting, fishing, boating, and more. Mr. Stealey has taken two game companies public, sold them, and is now back to build his third successful game company.