Jessie is director of creative sync at AM2/Angry Mob Music. She manages the sync team, leads business development initiatives and serves as a key public representative for both AM2 and Angry Mob Music at industry events.
With 15+ years in music supervision, Jessie’s brand experience includes Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, Levi’s, Kohler, Visa, Capital One, HBO and Paramount. Her agency experience includes working on the Lollapalooza rebrand and the Adobe x Janelle Monáe collaboration.
She founded the Women in Music Chicago chapter in 2016 and currently serves as co-chair, creating vital platforms for mentorship and advocacy. As a Recording Academy member, she’s involved in legislative efforts including the HITS and NO FAKES Acts.
We spent two minutes with Jessie to learn more about her background, her creative inspirations and recent work she’s admired.
— Shahnaz Mahmud, Muse
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