Brodie Conley
Research Manager @Center For Music Ecosystems
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WORK HISTORY
Research Manager @Center For Music Ecosystems
o Lead and manage mixed-methods research projects that explore how music generates social, cultural and economic value. Music Economy Development Project (MEDI), a research project that supports the development of global music copyright institutions and infrastructure.(Lead) Organization for Recorded Music (ORCA), a global think tank of independent music record labels.(Lead) Music Policy Resilience Network (MPRN), a transnational collaboration aimed at supporting pro-music and culture policies that foster resilience in remote, rural, and isolated communities.(Project Researcher)o Develop policy and industry reform recommendations based on research outputs.o Develop and execute research launch and external communications strategies, including producing communications strategies and products, managing partner relationships, and overseeing web development.
EDUCATION
University of Guelph
Honours Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
University of Guelph
Master of Arts (M.A.)
ABOUT BRODIE CONLEY
Hi! I\'m Brodie (he/him)- a project manager, researcher and artist living in Ottawa, ON. I love to learn and am a ‘forever student’ who is focused on exploring ways to build strong communities and make the world a little more equitable and enjoyable for everyone. I also love music! This is what I’m listening to lately: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/62GSxbiMg0UgbVEscn2kdL?si=5ae0a30964d643de Currently, I am the Research Manager at the Center for Music Ecosystems, working on projects that explore the social, cultural, and economic value generated through music. I also take on freelance work, as an arts project manager and writer. My background is diverse, including work in music & tech research; business operations and organizational governance; project management; artist management; community music initiatives; as well as in program and policy development within the Canadian federal government. This diversity reflects my personality as a hyper-generalist, driven by curiosity and a motivation for constant learning and exploration. Though I think of myself as a generalist, I also have a deep set of specific skills and knowledge including an extensive and nuanced understanding of the music industries and the political economy of music, and a love for and understanding of public policy and governance (from policy development to legal/governance systems to specific policy regimes). I\'m particularly interested in supporting organizations and working on projects that are progressive and oriented towards producing more equitable institutional structures. I am a motivated advocate for the independent music community and hope to continue to work on and support new opportunities and knowledge development for emerging and underserved artists. When not working, I make music under the name Fine Form, and spend a good deal of time reading about governance and politics (I am a policy enthusiast!). I welcome all connections, and can be contacted through LinkedIn or at b••••••••@gmail.com.
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