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Take Note KSU Program Helps Grow Georgia's Music Business LESSONS LEARNED FINE ARTS Some of the best Virginia Hepner knowledge comes not combines business from schools, but from acumen with the arts experience. STRATEGIES community. HARVEY MACKAY IDEAS FOR GROWING BUSINESS EXECUTIVE PROFILE 27A 28A March 1-7, 2013 Page 25A LESSONS LEARNED FINE ARTS Some of the best Virginia Hepner knowledge comes not combines business fromLESSONS schools, but LEARNED from acumen withFINE the artsARTS Someexperience. of the best community.Virginia Hepner knowledge comes not combines business from schools, but from STRATEGIES acumen with the arts experience.HARVEY MACKAY IDEAS FOR GROWING BUSINESS EXECUTIVE community.PROFILE 27A 28A March 1-7, 2013 STRATEGIES Page 25A HARVEY MACKAY IDEAS FOR GROWING BUSINESS EXECUTIVE PROFILE 27A 28A MarchMARCH 1-7, 2013 1-7, 2013 Page 25A JOANN VITELLI JOANN Resident musician: John Driskell Hopkins, bassist and songwriter for Zac Brown Band, is the first Artist in Residence at Kennesaw State University’s Joel A. Katz Music and Entertainment Business Program. Hopkins recently lectured and met with students, all of whom are interested in getting into the business side of the VITELLI JOANN music and entertainmentResident industries.musician: Georgia’s John music Driskell business Hopkins, supported nearlybassist 20,000 and jobs songwriter in fiscal year 2012. for Zac Brown Band, is the first Artist in Residence at Kennesaw State University’s Joel A. Katz Music and Entertainment Business Program. Hopkins recently lectured and met with students, all of whom are interested in getting into the business side of the music and entertainment industries. Georgia’s music business supported nearly 20,000 jobs in fiscal year 2012. VITELLI JOANN Resident musician: John Driskell Hopkins, bassist and songwriter for Zac Brown Band, is the first Artist in Residence at Kennesaw State University’s Joel A. Katz Music and Entertainment Business Program. 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