TVS 034 – Investing in Royalties from Music Artists (Royalty Exchange)
Really excited for this episode as we explore a completely new investment vehicle, investing in royalties from music artists! I bring on Jeff Schneider, the CFO from Royalty Exchange , to share his path to becoming a CFO and insights into how the investment structure at Royalty Exchange works. Some of the artists that have used Royalty Exchange as a platform have included the artist who created the theme song for Dora the Explorer, music for Dumb and Dumber, and a Barry White Song!
- Jeff’s experience going directly from undergrad to MBA without any work experience
- Interviewing for jobs when you have less experience
- What he changed from going from no job offers to four job offers
- What it was like working with James Altucher (one of the people who inspired me to create a podcast!)!
- Jeff’s experience helping create “Early to Rise”
- Helping people live better and more intentional lives
- How Jeff has deleted all social media off of his mobile device
- How did all of Jeff’s experience culminate into the CFO role at Royalty Exchange
- What is Royalty Exchange? (10:36min)
- Alternative Asset Marketplace
- How Royalty Exchange helps fund artist’s careers
- How to do your due diligence before investing into the catalog of royalties
- Does emotional ties to the music skew investment decisions
- How someone purchased the theme song to Dora the explorer!
- What are the economics of investing on the Royalty Exchange platform?
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