BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART:20180823T130000Z DTEND:20180823T140000Z X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:FALSE SUMMARY:Ignite Quad Cities Open Coffee Meetup- DESCRIPTION:Music Studio Startup Story: Graveyard Studios\n\n \n\nGet inspired as Josh Graves shares the startup story of Graveyard Studios\, a full-service hip-hop genre studio right here in the Quad Cities.\n\n\n\nOver the last 6 years\, Josh Graves and Graveyard Studios has worked closely with local artists\, videographers\, photographers\, and other creative professionals in order to develop relationships\, harbor innovation and continually build upon their ever-expanding brand. Josh utilizes social media on various platforms using cross-promotion and business collaborations to maximize reach and growth.\n\n\n\nPut some of Josh's business and social media learnings to work in your business!\n\n\n\nMore about our speaker:\n\n\n\nJosh "Gravey" Graves\, founder of Graveyard Studios\, offers skills ranging from audio production & engineering\, video production\, social media marketing\, business management to computer technical skills. Josh received his bachelors of science in Music Production from Full Sail University\, while working a full time IT job and recording local and regional talent in his makeshift recording studio in the spare bedroom of his home.\n\n\n\nJosh enjoys helping his clients create high quality media content that engages their customers and opens up doors for new business relationships. He also works to connect individuals and businesses with the resources they need to be successful\, whether it be an individual talented in production or marketing.\n\n\n\nJosh developed a passion for the Quad Cities growing up here and through the course of his business development has been lucky to work with many local and regional talent. Josh enjoys visiting local high schools offering students lessons on entrepreneurship\, production tips and the importance of networking in the gig economy. Josh received the SBDC loan from the city of Davenport in 2016 and since then has continued to add key members to his team and is currently working on scaling his business to the next level. Josh and his wife Lorrie live her in Davenport and have one son and are expecting their first daughter in January.\n\n\n\nThank you to our Ignite Quad Cities Annual Sponsors:\n\n\n\nCole M. DeBlaey - Bozeman\, Neighbour\, Patton & Noe\, LLP\n\nBill Karben - Carpentier\, Mitchell\, Goddard & Co.\, LLC\n\nLisa Elgin - IH Mississippi Valley Credit Union\n\nKevin M. Linn - Modern Woodmen of America\n\n \n\n \n\n \n\nThank you to our Ignite Quad Cities Annual Sponsors:\n\nCole M. DeBlaey - Bozeman\, Neighbour\, Patton & Noe\, LLP\n\nBill Karben - Carpentier\, Mitchell\, Goddard & Co.\, LLC\n\nEvan Muench - IH Mississippi Valley Credit Union\n\nKevin M. Linn - Modern Woodmen of America X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

Music Studio Startup Story: Graveyard Studios
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\nGet inspired as Josh Graves shares the startup story of Graveyard Studios\, a full-service hip-hop genre studio right here in the Quad Cities.
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\nOver the last 6 years\, Josh Graves and Graveyard Studios has worked closely with local artists\, videographers\, photographers\, and other creative professionals in order to develop relationships\, harbor innovation and continually build upon their ever-expanding brand. Josh utilizes social media on various platforms using cross-promotion and business collaborations to maximize reach and growth.
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\nPut some of Josh'\;s business and social media learnings to work in your business!
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\nMore about our speaker:
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\nJosh &ldquo\;Gravey&rdquo\; Graves\, founder of Graveyard Studios\, offers skills ranging from audio production &\; engineering\, video production\, social media marketing\, business management to computer technical skills. Josh received his bachelors of science in Music Production from Full Sail University\, while working a full time IT job and recording local and regional talent in his makeshift recording studio in the spare bedroom of his home.
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\nJosh enjoys helping his clients create high quality media content that engages their customers and opens up doors for new business relationships. He also works to connect individuals and businesses with the resources they need to be successful\, whether it be an individual talented in production or marketing.
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\nJosh developed a passion for the Quad Cities growing up here and through the course of his business development has been lucky to work with many local and regional talent. Josh enjoys visiting local high schools offering students lessons on entrepreneurship\, production tips and the importance of networking in the gig economy. Josh received the SBDC loan from the city of Davenport in 2016 and since then has continued to add key members to his team and is currently working on scaling his business to the next level. Josh and his wife Lorrie live her in Davenport and have one son and are expecting their first daughter in January.
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\nThank you to our Ignite Quad Cities Annual Sponsors:
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\nCole M. DeBlaey - Bozeman\, Neighbour\, Patton &\; Noe\, LLP
\nBill Karben - Carpentier\, Mitchell\, Goddard &\; Co.\, LLC
\nLisa Elgin - IH Mississippi Valley Credit Union
\nKevin M. Linn - Modern Woodmen of America
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Thank you to our Ignite Quad Cities Annual Sponsors:
\nCole M. DeBlaey - Bozeman\, Neighbour\, Patton &\; Noe\, LLP
\nBill Karben - Carpentier\, Mitchell\, Goddard &\; Co.\, LLC
\nEvan Muench - IH Mississippi Valley Credit Union
\nKevin M. Linn - Modern Woodmen of America
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