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Marc Moglen

Business Development + Thought Leadership, Music x Web3, Songwriter, Composer, and Bassist

Marc Moglen is a versatile professional with a strong background in music, business development, and consulting.

With a Bachelor of Arts in Psychoacoustics and the Perception of Music from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Master of Business Administration from the University of Rochester, Simon Business School, Marc has a solid educational foundation.

His expertise lies in business development strategies, company positioning, securing partnerships, and deal closure, making him a sought-after figure in the industry.

Combining his passion for music with his business acumen, Marc is a composer, songwriter, bassist, and music NFT masterclass instructor.

He has held key roles in various organizations such as Partner at AU3d.IO, Principal at Marc Moglen Consulting, and Senior Vice President, Retail at Let The Music Pay (also known as RCRDSHP).

Marc has also contributed his skills as a Director of Business Development at Topio Networks and as a Senior Business Development Manager at Sigmoid.

His diverse professional journey includes experiences as a lecturer and researcher at the University of Leipzig, a game tester at Nintendo of Europe, and a project lead at Water & Music.

An author and wordsmith, Marc supports start-ups with pitching and presenting, further showcasing his multifaceted skill set in the realms of business and music.

Highlights

May 10 · linkedin

A well informed person told me today: 'It's difficult to make it as a musician because there is no demand for it.' I had to retort 'there is plenty of demand and most people listen to music daily- there's just few monetization mechanisms'. But it got me thinking. Because music is essentially free everywhere, does she have a point? Has demand gone down for paid music experiences due to oversupply? I have to think all data points to demand being high and musicians need to find how to tap into that- oftentimes fighting an uphill battle against unfriendly algorithms- and find their niche.

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Location

Bali, Indonesia