The Entrepreneurship Center for Music (“ECM”) is a unique program that builds on the diverse talents and passions of our students by providing additional training in communication, business administration, public service, and technical skills, all within the context of a global music market. Offerings extend from condensed workshops to internships and courses for credit. From the basics of marketing to the application of talent and training, the goal is to foster an entrepreneurial spirit and skills that yield a competitive advantage.

With the Center as a catalyst, music students and professionals alike can approach their career more resourcefully, capable of creating successful opportunities that allow them to excel and prosper in their art.

The ECM is proud to announce the appointment of a new Director starting in the Fall of 2009. Click here for more information.

As we prepare to build a new and improved website for the Center, we welcome your input and thank you for your patience.

A personal message from Jeffrey Nytch, new Director of the ECM:

Greetings! It is with great anticipation that I begin my appointment as the new Director of the Entrepreneurship Center for Music. Words can hardly express my excitement to have found an endeavor that so perfectly melds my experience as a composer, performer, arts administrator, educator, and entrepreneur. I look forward to getting to know the extraordinary students, teachers, administrators and staff who make up the College of Music, and to working together to create an even more vibrant and productive Center.

As we begin this journey together, I plan on doing a lot of listening. We are a diverse College with a wide range of needs and an even wider range of talents to bring to the table. I look forward to learning about these things in order to fashion a program that will best serve the needs of our community. Meanwhile, our annual curricular offerings and workshops will continue. We will also be undertaking a comprehensive rebuilding of this website as a vital first step in moving forward. My aim is to create a site that not only provides information about the Center and its programs but which will be an invaluable resource to students and professionals alike, a veritable treasure trove of information on all aspects of life as a professional musician. If you have suggestions for things you would like to see included in the new website, please let me know. And I thank you in advance for your patience as we take the time required to build the best website we can.

As I get settled into my new position here at CU, I encourage you to stop by and say Hello. Together, we have exciting things ahead!

Jeff

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