News - 29/01/2012

Music 4.5 gains support from Lewis Silkin

Music 4.5 gains support from Lewis Silkin

2Pears, the team delivering events and networking for creative and startup companies in tech, music and media, have announced that law firm Lewis Silkin LLP, will be an official supporting partner and will provide the venue and networking opportunities for all Music 4.5 events during 2012.
Music 4.5 is a series of events bringing together music tech start-ups, serial entrepreneurs, investors, artists, band managers and key industry players to share knowledge, discuss strategies for business success, debate market trends and evolution, as well as network.
The law firm has particular expertise in digital media and branded entertainment.
Cliff Fluet, partner and Head of Media & Entertainment at Lewis Silkin, comments: “Music 4.5 is a great forum for discussion between all the key parties in the intersection of music and technology, shaping the new music business landscape. It has also proved to be an excellent platform for new music-tech businesses to gain exposure, network and learn. All which makes a perfect fit with Lewis Silkin’s sector expertise and objectives.”
Petra Johansson, co-founder of 2Pears says: “Music 4.5 is now in its third year, continuing to build on the success of its previous events focused on facilitating a productive dialogue between music and technology businesses and achieving a 4.5 times return on investment for all parties involved: artists, entrepreneurs and investors. We are very excited by the opportunities the support from Lewis Silkin for Music 4.5 brings.”
The next Music 4.5 event, Mobile Music – the sound of the future, will take place in the afternoon of the 8th of March at Lewis Silkin’s offices.
 

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