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Jessica Sykes

Network Weaver at Pop Culture Collaborative

Jessica Sykes is the Director of Partnerships and Network Weaver at the Pop Culture Collaborative. She focuses on fostering relationships, networks, and collaboration among artists, organizers, strategists, researchers, and funders within the Collaborative's community. Jessica's role aligns with her passion for leveraging pop culture to drive social change.

Jessica holds a BA in American Studies from Yale University, where she explored the intersections of pop culture with race, class, and gender. Her professional journey began in the music industry at Universal Music Group, managing the College Marketing department. She later worked as Music Partnerships Manager at Flipagram, collaborating with record labels and artists. Transitioning to television, she spent four years at NBC in digital product marketing and streaming partnerships. Subsequently, Jessica pursued her interest in labor rights by joining the Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance (KIWA) as a Communications lead before joining the Pop Culture Collaborative.123

Highlights

Jun 10 · instagram.com
e360tv | TV Network | Finding Light in Divorce: A Close Look at ...
May 14 · gopsusports.com
Dance Team Alumni - Penn State - Official Athletics Website
Feb 6 · popcollab.org
Jessica Sykes - Pop Culture Collaborative
Jessica Sykes - Pop Culture Collaborative
Center for Urban Resilience Scholarship

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Los Angeles Metropolitan Area