Unicum Management, Publishing & Consulting (France)

Emily Gonneau is a French-British Sorbonne and Political Institute of Paris Graduate.
After living in Madrid and Prague and working a couple of years in Cosmetics (L'Oreal and Dior) in Paris & New York, she ditched a ready-made career to follow her passion and jump into the industry-formerly-know-as-music.
After 4 instructive years at EMI where she successively worked on strategy at Continental Europe's London HQ and marketing at Capitol France, she left to start UNICUM-Management, Publishing & Consulting, a full service artist-centric firm on the look-out for the best emerging, übertalented artists with a unique edge. And she found them in OK Go, Emilie Chick (FR), Dynasty Electric (US) and Radio Radio (CA).
Parallel to this, Emily recently opened Joe D'Ambrosio Management's European offices in Paris, representing some of the world's top "behind-the-glass" talent: producers, mixers, writers, composers, arrangers and engineers such as Tony Visconti (David Bowie, T. Rex), Hugh Padgham (Genesis, Sting, Phil Collins, The Police), Larry Gold (Kanye West, Lana del Rey...), Joe Zook (Katy Perry, OneRepublic…) and 2012 Grammy Winner Elliott Scheiner... only to name a few.
Emily also gives regular lectures at the Sorbonne University at BA and Master levels. She also blogs for midem.

Drunken Tiger is a critically acclaimed Korean/American hip hop group which debuted in 1999 and has since released eight albums. JK was born in Seoul, 1974. At the age of 12, JK moved to Los Angeles with his family. While living in LA, JK witnessed the tension between Korean Americans and African Americans during the L.A. riots. JK, already an avid follower of hip-hop, was inspired to bridge the gap between the two ethnic cultures using his rhymes. At only 16 years old, he collaborated with Drunken Tiger member Micki Eyes and a friend, Sucram, to compete at a local hip-hop festival in 1992. He hoped that his performance as a Korean-American with other non-Koreans would relieve some of the tensions between the cultures.