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Robert Williams is the CEO of Diamant Entertainment Group, LLC where his focus is
on developing and executing disciplined strategies to continue the growth of the
company. He brings a wealth of experience in TV and music production and talent
management. He is a conference speaker on topics related to monetizing intellectual
property, royalties, music copyright issues, music placement in film and TV and talent
representation and management.
Mr. Williams represents and manages the careers of several clients including 2-time
Emmy Award winner and filmmaker Eva Jane Bunkley, NuGroove/Sony recording artist
Dee Brown and actor/comedian Demoine Kinney (The Avengers). His past clients have
included musical artists such as R&B group NVUZ who was featured on “America’s
Robert Williams is the CEO of Diamant Entertainment Group, LLC where his focus is
on developing and executing disciplined strategies to continue the growth of the
company. He brings a wealth of experience in TV and music production and talent
management. He is a conference speaker on topics related to monetizing intellectual
property, royalties, music copyright issues, music placement in film and TV and talent
representation and management.
Mr. Williams represents and manages the careers of several clients including 2-time
Emmy Award winner and filmmaker Eva Jane Bunkley, NuGroove/Sony recording artist
Dee Brown and actor/comedian Demoine Kinney (The Avengers). His past clients have
included musical artists such as R&B group NVUZ who was featured on “America’s
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Top Pop Group” on MTV and on the BBC and Kiana (Valure) Allison who went on to become a member of the
pop group “Fatty Koo” which was featured in the series "Blowing Up Fatty Koo", one of BET's first forays into
reality television. Mr. Williams is dedicated to positioning his clients for career opportunities across multiple
platforms including recordings, films, television, magazines, books and product endorsement.
He has also promoted concerts for major performers such as R&B Singer J. Holiday and others. Mr. Williams is
the creator of the successful "Columbus Gospel" music series and is also the producer for the "It's Just Us
Radio Show".
Mr. Williams' management experience includes that of Royalties and Licensing Manager for Top Tunes Records
where he was in charge of licensing, compliance and payment arrangements for a catalog of over 3000 songs.
He was responsible for negotiating directly with copyright owners, which included record labels, entertainment
companies and artists such as Disney, Universal Music Group, Sony, Bruce Spingsteen, Evanescence, Linkin
Park and R. Kelly.
Robert Williams is committed to guiding Diamant Entertainment Group to become an S&P Media Index
company while creating outstanding entertainment for audiences worldwide. He is a results-driven business
leader with a genuine love for what he does.
pop group “Fatty Koo” which was featured in the series "Blowing Up Fatty Koo", one of BET's first forays into
reality television. Mr. Williams is dedicated to positioning his clients for career opportunities across multiple
platforms including recordings, films, television, magazines, books and product endorsement.
He has also promoted concerts for major performers such as R&B Singer J. Holiday and others. Mr. Williams is
the creator of the successful "Columbus Gospel" music series and is also the producer for the "It's Just Us
Radio Show".
Mr. Williams' management experience includes that of Royalties and Licensing Manager for Top Tunes Records
where he was in charge of licensing, compliance and payment arrangements for a catalog of over 3000 songs.
He was responsible for negotiating directly with copyright owners, which included record labels, entertainment
companies and artists such as Disney, Universal Music Group, Sony, Bruce Spingsteen, Evanescence, Linkin
Park and R. Kelly.
Robert Williams is committed to guiding Diamant Entertainment Group to become an S&P Media Index
company while creating outstanding entertainment for audiences worldwide. He is a results-driven business
leader with a genuine love for what he does.
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| Click the button to inquire about booking Mr. Williams for your next conference panel or for speaking opportunities. Mr. Williams is available to speak on a variety of music and entertainment industry-related topics including: |
Becoming an artist manager
State of the Music Industry
Career Potential as an Artist Manager
Artist Manager vs Business Manager
Preparing Yourself
Business Set Up
Assessing a Bands' Career Potential.
Common Provisions of Management and Booking Contracts
Management Ethics
Networking Opportunities
Music Publishing 101
What a music publisher does
Becoming your own music publisher
Understanding copyrights and licensing
ASCAP. BMI or SESAC?
Income sources for music publishers
Attracting income-generating songwriters
Getting your music to film and TV
Staying abreast of current trends
Managing and protecting content rights and royalties
Entertainment and media companies are facing a host of
challenges surrounding intellectual property rights, piracy,
security and digital rights management (DRM). With pervasive
digitization of content, entertainment & media companies must
develop strategies that embrace digital distribution.
And these general business development topics:
Business Start up. Navigating through the myriad of forms
and processes to get your business organized, legal and
prepared for success.
Process Improvement. Evaluating strengths and weakness
in the way you do business and identifying areas for
improvement.
Positioning your small business for funding
Conflict Resolution
Team Motivation
Financial Management For Growing Businesses
State of the Music Industry
Career Potential as an Artist Manager
Artist Manager vs Business Manager
Preparing Yourself
Business Set Up
Assessing a Bands' Career Potential.
Common Provisions of Management and Booking Contracts
Management Ethics
Networking Opportunities
Music Publishing 101
What a music publisher does
Becoming your own music publisher
Understanding copyrights and licensing
ASCAP. BMI or SESAC?
Income sources for music publishers
Attracting income-generating songwriters
Getting your music to film and TV
Staying abreast of current trends
Managing and protecting content rights and royalties
Entertainment and media companies are facing a host of
challenges surrounding intellectual property rights, piracy,
security and digital rights management (DRM). With pervasive
digitization of content, entertainment & media companies must
develop strategies that embrace digital distribution.
And these general business development topics:
Business Start up. Navigating through the myriad of forms
and processes to get your business organized, legal and
prepared for success.
Process Improvement. Evaluating strengths and weakness
in the way you do business and identifying areas for
improvement.
Positioning your small business for funding
Conflict Resolution
Team Motivation
Financial Management For Growing Businesses
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