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Tech start-up seeks managers for evening of discussion

26 June 2013

East London based start-up Explovia is seeking managers for an evening of discussion at the MMF office at Tileyard Studios.
Exlpovia is building a mobile app that aims to build communities around an artist or a band through word of mouth; putting musicians at the centre of people’s converstaions and empowering users to introduce new music to their friends.

They are looking for managers who could spare a couple of hours on the evenings of the 16th or 23rd July for a casual session so that they can better understand artists’ needs and ensure they are building something that will make a worthwhile difference to the social profile of the acts you manage.

The discussions will be very casual, with booze and food provided, at the Tileyard Studios.
If you’d like to take part please email info@thefac.org.

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