Twitter’s VP and head of global content partnerships, Jen Prince, is heading to the NFL as the first chief commercial officer for The Los Angeles Rams, her hometown team.
Prince, who has been at Twitter for eight years, will start in the newly-created role on Dec. 1. For the Rams, she will oversee all partnerships -- including sales, activation, and strategy -- as well as its media business, including owned-and-operated channels, social accounts, and partnerships, Variety reports.
Prince will report to Rams COO Kevin Demoff. She will also work with recently-tapped CMO Kathryn Kai-ling, formerly of Live Nation Entertainment, and VP of strategy and ticketing Dan August.
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Prince, who has been at Twitter for eight years, will start in the newly-created role on Dec. 1. For the Rams, she will oversee all partnerships -- including sales, activation, and strategy -- as well as its media business, including owned-and-operated channels, social accounts, and partnerships, Variety reports.
Prince will report to Rams COO Kevin Demoff. She will also work with recently-tapped CMO Kathryn Kai-ling, formerly of Live Nation Entertainment, and VP of strategy and ticketing Dan August.
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- 11/19/2021
- by Geoff Weiss
- Tubefilter.com
Earlier this summer, filmmakers Mark and Jay Duplass, alongside Seed&Spark, the film-focused crowdfunding platform with built-in distribution, announced a brand new initiative designed to find and bolster new filmmaking talent all over the country. Their Hometown Heroes partnership was designed to challenge “filmmakers from all over the country to tell stories that have never been told from wherever they are,” including a large-scale call for crowdfunding campaigns for narrative feature films on the Seed&Spark platform.
Submissions opened for the initiative in August and the rally launched on September 12, when the 73 participating films began their crowdfunding campaigns. All campaigns closed on October 13. More than $860,000 was raised across all rally projects, who also amassed a total of 63,000 followers in the 30-day period.
Read More:Mark and Jay Duplass’ Ambitious Crowdfunding Campaign Gets a Major Boost In Its First Week
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Submissions opened for the initiative in August and the rally launched on September 12, when the 73 participating films began their crowdfunding campaigns. All campaigns closed on October 13. More than $860,000 was raised across all rally projects, who also amassed a total of 63,000 followers in the 30-day period.
Read More:Mark and Jay Duplass’ Ambitious Crowdfunding Campaign Gets a Major Boost In Its First Week
Up to five winning projects were eligible to be picked from those that applied,...
- 11/8/2017
- by Kate Erbland
- Indiewire
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