OOn June 5, the development of artists passed under the Thinkla entertainment annual entertainment brunch microscope at the Thinkla association presented by Nexxen, which welcomed 450 professionals from the Entertainment Industry industry with Biltmore Hotel Millennium in Los Angeles.
The edition of this year’s brunch presented a trio of themed panels “the new era of disturbances” in music, film, television, video games and more. During a panel entitled “The Music Affair: breaking artists and the construction of global fandoms” moderated by Display panel Deputy publisher, News News Chris EggersenThree executives – Capitol Records VP Marketing Jessica EasonAmazon Music Head of Culture Amplification Ida Kay and partner / main agent WME Keith Sarkisian – discussed the increasingly complex and multifaceted company of the development of artists in 2025, with examples cited of their work with artists, in particular Doechii,, Justin Timberlake And Pitbull.
The subjects discussed during the panel included the growing pressure on artists to be multi-hyphenatics and extend their marks in several arenas; The growing accent of the music industry on direct interactions with fans; The importance of data in decisions on everything, from deployments of album to routing tours; The importance of traditional media such as radio and television shows at the end of the evening in 2025; And more.
The event presented two additional panels. The first, entitled “The activity of diversity: why the multicultural stories win”, was moderate by Erika LewisCultural commitment and partnerships, global commercial marketing at Tiktok, with panelists Derek Padilla-RavegaDirector of media planning and strategy at Walt Disney Studios; Editor / producer Migizi Pensoneau (Booking dogs,, Alien: earth), And Ellene V. MilesMain vice-president of global intersectional marketing at Sony Pictures Entertainment.
The latest panel, entitled “Innovation in Marketing”, was moderate by the creator / producer / actor Matt “Sups” Ramos. Pandilists included Aileen del Cid, Global marketing and public relations manager at Samsung TV Plus; Monica AustinCMO of Blizzard Entertainment; And Elias polisherWorldwide Digital Marketing & Data Analytics executive president at Sony Pictures Entertainment.
In addition to Nexxen, Thinkla Entertainment brunch was sponsored by Sambatv, Justwatch, Fandom, Tubi, Max.Live, do things and midnight oil. The Brunch Organization Committee was led by the Executive Director of Thinkla, Don Lupo,; The event directors of Thinkla Brianna Brady and Mikaela Wilson; And the Thinkla partnership team, Linda Schwab and Grace Cuffel.
The members of the Thinkla committee also include co -chairs Joe Shields (Thinkla co -president) and Sara Yazdani (Creativ Company), with Kim Lewis (BET), Rory O’Connor (Tiktok), Matt Wolf (Audident by Experian), Matt Weisbecker (Cro. My Code) (World Surf League), Richard Taw (Hollywood), Ashley Wandish (World Surf League), Richard Taw (Hollywood), Ashley Wandyhin (World Surf League), Richard Taw (Hollywood), Ashley Wandndhin (World Surf League), Richard Taw (Hollywood), Ashley Wandishin (World Surf League), Richard Taw (Hollywood), Ashley Wandndhin. Gregg Rubin (Goodway Group), Peter Reisner (New York Times), Allison Mellon (Fandom), Jon Margolis (TV atmosphere), Jake Hay (Popshorts), Stephanie Delgado (Latin), Jason Costes (UTA), Margee Anderson (Media.net) and Danielle Klein (Doing Things).
LR: Erika Lewis, Derek Padilla-Ravega, Migizi Pensoneau, Ellene V. Miles
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LR: Matt “Sups” Ramos, Aileen del Cid, Monica Austin, Poller Elias
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Thinkla entertainment brunch speakers and committee members
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