June 25 -26, 2010
TraMaí Entertainment
Presents
Soul Music By The Bay 2010 Conference
NETWORK - LEARN - PERFORM - NETWORK - LEARN - PERFORM - NETWORK - LEARN - PERFORM

2-day educational conference offering expert panels, workshops, round tables and 2 showcases. Enormous networking possibilities with other artists, music business professionals, exhibitors, sponsors, and others.

TO OFFICIALLY REGISTER GO TO
http://soulmusicbythebay.eventbrite.com/
AND RECEIVE TWO DAYS AT THE PRICE FOR ONE DAY. HURRY THIS IS A LIMITED TIME OFFER TILL JUNE 24, 2010. PUT IN SOULMUSIC2010 TO GET YOUR TICKETS AT $80 AND SAVE. WALK-UPS ON JUNE 25TH THE PRICE WILL BE $200

STUDENTS PAY ONLY $60: Must present school ID or current class schedule at the time of picking up badge.

This is what we have in store for you:

1) Panelists like James "Pharoah" Brown (Grammy-award winner), Martin Luther McCoy (singer/songwriter), Michael Winger (President of The Recording Academy, San Francisco),
Gerry Dove (Promotions Director, Clear Channel Radio), Alissa Hernandez (Manager, Film/TV Music Universal Music Enterprises), and many more.

2) Over 20 fascinating topics like "Touring on a budget", "Make an MTV quality video on little to
no budget", "Silky Soul - Women in Music Business" and many more.

3) Networking with other attendees from all over the world: singers, musicians, managers, music
business executves, radio & label representative, lawyers, etc.

4) Two Showcases:
CONFIRMED ARTIST TO PERFORM @ KIMBALL'S CARNIVAL LOCATED @ 522 2ND STREET., OAKLAND, CA

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REGISTERED ATTENDEES USE BADGE TO GAIN ENTRY TO THE SHOWCASES
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5) AND SO MUCH MORE!

Join us @ The Waterfront Hotel, Jack London Square, Oakland, CA June 25-26, 2010. For more details go to:
http://www.soulmusicbythebay.com/

ABOUT:
TraMaí Entertainment, Inc. (TME) is a company that specializes in artist management, artist development, production, and promotion, including educational seminars "Soul Music By The Bay".
While there are many emerging entertainers, executives, and managers out there today, most often few understand the business-side of the entertainment industry.