November 28, 2024

Op-Ed From Industri CEO, Luke O'Sullivan

The Future of the Live Music Industry Starts in the Classroom

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Luke O'Sullivan, the CEO and founder of Industri Education, has recently penned an article for the Education Daily about how the future of live music starts in the classroom.

In the op-ed article, he shares how formal education can address the industry's biggest challenges: filling critical skills gaps, breaking down barriers to entry, and preparing a workforce ready for the complexities of modern live music production.

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Read the full opinion piece by our founder Luke O'Sullivan

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