Neeltje Mooring is a part time lecturer in Music Business at the University Inholland, based in Haarlem, The Netherlands. She is course leader in International Music Publishing at the Faculty International Music Management. In collaboration with Berklee College of Music, Boston (U.S.) she recently developed a mutual study program: International Music Publishing & Licensing.
Neeltje Mooring is also active in the current music business with her own company SOLID as a rock. SOLID operates internationally as an independent sync agent and music supervisor, bringing music and images together in e.g. TV-series, adds, films and games.
In the past Mooring achieved great success working as a
Product Manager, Label Manager, and A&R Manager for several world known and respected record companies such as Sony Music, Epic Records, Double T Music,
Idol Media and Flow Records.
She is a 1994 graduate in Design & Communication at the University in Rotterdam.

Composer, saxophonist and singer. 9 CD releases with his own music. He was a member of the legendary American jazz-group Steps Ahead for many years. Other collaborators have been John McLaughlin, D’Gary, Rickie Lee Jones, Ray Phiri, Hariprasad Chaurasia. He has participated on hundreds of recordings all over the world. 3 saxophone concerts have been written especially for him. Hofseth has written numerous commissioned pieces for film, TV and concert, using different genres and different ensembles.  Hofseth had been active on the board of his local collective management organisations such as TONO and NcB. He has for many years been a member and Chairman of the CIAM working group (International Council for Authors of Music. Currently he chairs the United Nations (WIPO) efforts of setting up an International Music Registry. He is a Professor of Music at The University of Agder (Norway).

Chair and founder of the Music Business/Management Department at Berklee College of Music, is an attorney, educator, and musician.  He holds advanced degrees in law and music (B.M. University of Nebraska, M.M. University of Miami, J.D. University of Denver), has authored numerous articles on the music industry, and has spoken at many national and international music industry events.  He co-authored the online course Legal Aspects of the Music Industry for Berkleemusic.com.  As an attorney, he has represented clients in matters of copyright and contracts, and he remains active as a trumpet player in a variety of jazz and commercial settings.  Don is Past President of the NAMM-Affiliated Music Business Institutions, a past officer and Board member of the Music and Entertainment Industry Educators’ Association, a past Trustee with the Arts & Business Council of Greater Boston, and currently serves on the Alumni Advisory Council of the Sturm College of Law, University of Denver.  He served for fourteen years with the International Association for Jazz Education, as the Resource Team representative for music business/management.