Senior Marketing Manager Nemat Abdela - Tempo & Flow Music Industry Talks Pt.2
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In this episode we speak to Nemat Abdela who is a Senior Marketing Manager at Columbia Records. We speak about her time working in the TV industry, then moving to a mobile song company, selling songs for mobile phones, to then finding her way to record label Pitched Up. She also talks about transitioning from Pitched Up to Columbia Records, and working on campaigns for artist Childish Gambino and Digdat.
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