Los Angeles -- A team of media professionals with a wealth of deep-in-the trenches experience between them has announced the launch of the Executive Decision Entertainment Group (EDEG - pronounced edge), a full-service consulting company.

Amalgamating expertise in sales, publicity, radio promotions, artist development and marketing, EDEG was spawned to utilize a far-reaching network proven to successfully maintain or launch a new entity or product line.

The ever-changing landscape of the entertainment and media industries sparked the five principals of EDEG to create a multi-specialized firm with a focus in music, and arts and entertainment business ventures, which will deliver superior strategic campaigns, guidance and support in the following service arenas: project budgeting, marketing, sales, publicity, promotions, retail, general management and artist development. The firm's mission is to market and promote clients to a global music-buying populace.

"The music business is evolving. Marketing and breaking new and
established artists can only succeed when a team of creative, passionate and experienced people come together," stated entertainment attorney Denise Brown. "The EDEG team have the experience, the relationships and understand the strategies required in today's competitive market to achieve success."

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About the EDEG Team

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Karen E. Lee is a seasoned media relations, management and artist development executive. Her nurturing yet no-nonsense spirit has served her well as an independent consultant working with high profile clients and in high-pressure positions at Rogers & Cowan Public Relations, Prince's Paisley Park Enterprises and Warner Bros. Records.

Karen E. Lee is a partner in Sol2Soul Public Relations. She has had a varied career as both an independent and label media relations executive. She began her career under the tutelage of Henry C. Rogers, co-founder of Rogers & Cowan. Ms. Lee worked in both corporate and music publicity on a client roster including Bobby Brown, Tupac Shakur, Karen White and Quincy Jones.

She was most recently the Vice President of Media Relations and Artist Development for Warner Bros. Records working with artists including Jaheim, Eric Benet, Seal and Robert Randolph. Prior to joining Warner Bros. Records she served as Vice President of Media Relations for Prince and Paisley Park Enterprises where she worked on the team that supervised Prince's Glam Slam Night Clubs , NPG Stores as well as media activities for Prince, NPG Records and Paisley Park Studios, both domestically and internationally.

Bart...what is with all these positive and informative posts of late?

No negativity or your normal rants...

You feeling allright over there bud?

2020 said:

I on't know what's dumber: you obsessing over me, or these questions.