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REVERBERATION

Do Everything Better With Music

Music is the future of wellbeing.

Reverberation is leading the way.

Reverberation was created
to solve life's most vexing
challenges by harnessing
the miraculous power of
music and sound.

We Are a Media, IP Tech,
and
Consulting Studio.

Reverberation is the brainchild of scientists and artists.



We bring together the best in science, music, and art, then produce accessible and powerful interventions and experiences to solve challenges big and small.

Produce MEDIA PROJECTS

Develop IP TECH

Create EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

Provide BRAND CONSULTING

We do four things well.

We produce impactful media projects aimed at empowering listeners to optimize their lives using their favorite music

We engineer innovative, exclusive tech solutions that cater to the user’s needs, enriching their lives through music and sound interventions

We produce and distribute K-12 and corporate education programs leveraging Reverberation’s music and sound tools

We offer expert consultancy solutions to brands, assisting them in crafting bespoke music and sound solutions

We do four things well.

Produce MEDIA PROJECTS

We produce impactful media projects aimed at empowering listeners to optimize their lives using their favorite music

Develop IP TECH

We engineer innovative, exclusive tech solutions that cater to the user’s needs, enriching their lives through music and sound interventions

Create EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

We produce and distribute K-12 and corporate education programs leveraging Reverberation’s music and sound tools

Provide BRAND CONSULTING

We offer expert consultancy solutions to brands, assisting them in crafting bespoke music and sound solutions

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From the minds behind It’s All In Your Head: The Ultimate User’s Guide for Your Brain, and cofounder Peter Gabriel, Reverberation unlocks a world where we can all actively leverage the power of music to improve and enhance every aspect of your life.

Transforming the
casual user into the
empowered listener

Making music and sound work for you in ways they never have before.

Imagine being able to
take two of these
and call me in the morning
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Illustration of pill bottles with the words 'Blues, Classical, Punk, and Country'

Through our many proprietary collaborations with the most accomplished scientists, we are able to deliver music and sound solutions to the end user that are effective. These interventions are also affordable, engaging, and, easily accessible.

Imagine being able to
take two of these
and call me in the morning
⇩ ⇩ ⇩

Illustration of pill bottles with the words 'Hip Hop, Reggae, and EDM Illustration of pill bottles with the words 'Blues, Classical, Punk, and Country'

Through our many proprietary collaborations with the most accomplished scientists, we are able to deliver music and sound solutions to the end user that are effective. These interventions are also affordable, engaging, and, easily accessible.

Doing everything

better with

music begins

with your brain

Meet Your Brain Waves

Your brain’s general level of activity is characterized into five frequency ranges, from very slow all the way into overdrive. Click through below to learn what happens at each stage:

Delta

Theta

Alpha

Beta

Gamma

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First Gear: Delta Waves

.5-4 Hz

Delta waves happen during dreamless sleep and when you’re deep in a meditative state. Inside your head, this is as quiet as it gets.

Theta WaveTheta Wave

Second Gear: Theta Waves

4-8 Hz

Theta waves describe the slightly higher level of brain activity that occurs when you’re in that gray area between being asleep and awake.

Alpha WaveAlpha Wave

Third Gear: Alpha Waves

8-12 Hz

Alpha waves are generated when you’re fully awake, calm, and unworried. This has been called the resting state of your brain.

Beta WaveBeta Wave

Fourth Gear: Beta Waves

12-35 Hz

Beta waves happen during your brain's active state, while you are alert and focused on interacting with the world around you.

Gamma WaveGamma Wave

Overdrive: Gamma Waves

35+ Hz

Gamma waves are generated when your mind is at its busiest: when you are actively processing information, solving problems, or under intense pressure.

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thriveconnectescape
createfeelbecome

The book is our sweet spot and features a foreword by Peter Gabriel and conversations with two dozen of the world’s premier, pioneering neuroscientists from Harvard, MIT, Johns Hopkins, UCSF, and BrainMind, among several others.

It also includes personal interviews with David Byrne, Questlove, Mick Fleetwood, Hans Zimmer, Branford Marsalis, Sheila E., and Citizen Cope.

OUR BOOK COMES FIRST.

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RELAX

FOCUS

LOVE

THRIVE

CONNECT

ESCAPE

CREATE

FEEL

BECOME

Select a chapter from the list below:

RELAX

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From Chapter 1: Relax

To wake up refreshed and alert, beeping alarms don’t help — they just rattle you. Try setting your alarm to wake you with gentle, melodic music.

FOCUS

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From Chapter 2: Focus

For better focus at work, try listening to video game soundtracks, engineered as background music for puzzle-solving and other concentration-heavy tasks.

LOVE

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From Chapter 3: Love

A couple has only a 2% chance of success if their musical tastes are in opposition, because our choice of music telegraphs important information about our value system.

THRIVE

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From Chapter 4: Thrive

The right workout playlist drowns out distractions and pumps up your enthusiasm — people who listen to music during their workouts exercise an average of 15 minutes longer.

CONNECT

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From Chapter 5: Connect

To become more empathic, consider choral singing, which synchronizes your brain with the group and trains you to focus on the actions and emotions of others.

ESCAPE

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From Chapter 6: Escape

Be aware when you’re listening to music and drinking, music can make it harder to detect how much alcohol is in a serving, prompting people to drink more.

CREATE

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From Chapter 7: Create

When people in creative fields listen to music, they work faster and come up with higher-quality ideas than when they work in silence.

FEEL

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From Chapter 8: Feel

Grocery stores and restaurants keep the tempo light and slow to make you stay longer and order more — Relaxing music can put you in a state where you’re more compliant and agreeable, whether you want to be or not.

BECOME

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From Chapter 9: Become

If you’re trying to be more chill, aggressive lyrics increase aggressive thoughts and feelings. We are deeply affected by our music: not just in theory, not just during music-therapy sessions, but on an everyday basis.

Reverberation
knows that
music and sound
can do
this

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Fend Off the Effects of Alzheimer's and Provide Mental Health Benefits to Caregivers

Aid in Conflict Resolution

Address ADHD in the Classroom

Make Food Taste Spicier

Improve Workplace Productivity

Fight Fires

TV, Audio, Live Events, Apps, and AI Tools

Mixed Media Sonic Experiences

Immersive
Grade School and Corporate Ed Initiatives

Oral Care

Senior Living
and Alzheimer's Solutions

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So we leveraged that insight with Reverberation's resources in science, music, and media to produce these

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Michael Hermann: Reverberation Cofounder, CEO
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Founder Michael Hermann launched Wicked Cow in 1994 as a TV production company, producing its inaugural project, Reverse Angle, a sports/entertainment show Michael hosted airing on Fox Sports.

In the late 1990s into the 2000s, Michael consulted for the CEOs of two of the most pop-culture-shaping brands of their time—FUBU and Maxim Magazine—providing a front-row seat to the power of these cultural titans.

In 2004, he transformed Wicked Cow into a brand strategy/business development agency spending the next decade helping to oversee such culturally iconic brands as The Notorious B.I.G., the Roberto Clemente Estate, the Julius Erving brand, Pelé, The Wiffle Ball, Inc., Big League Chew, among others.

In 2013, Michael co-founded with Derek Jeter, their content and media studio, Jeter Publishing, which featured a two-imprint joint venture with publishing giant, Simon & Schuster, and several best-sellers.

Next for Michael was the creation of Wicked Cow Studios, and its children’s book sensation, Lulu Is A Rhinoceros, which it co-created and published, yielding partnerships with Scholastic, Bonobos, BarkBox, The Ellen Show, Zappos, Target, and the African Wildlife Foundation.

Now, Michael is engineering a world-class brain brand through its revolutionary neuroscience-driven media company, It’s All In Your Head. Its brand extensions include a special-edition magazine collaboration with Time Inc., selling more than 94,000 copies in six months. It’s All In Your Head brand partners also include WebMD, 92nd Street Y, Seth Rogen’s Hilarity For Charity, BarkBox, and others.

Wicked Cow recently boasted two thrilling multimedia collaborations, one with Complex Networks for the Sneaker of the Year brand, and with Fast Company for Innovation By Design.

Michael is a 2x appointee to Fast Company’s Impact Council.

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Daymond John: Star of ABC’s Shark Tank, CEO of the Shark Group
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An entrepreneur in every sense of the word, Daymond John has come a long way from taking out a $100,000 mortgage on his mother’s house and moving his operation into the basement. John is CEO and Founder of FUBU, a much-celebrated global lifestyle brand, and a pioneer in the fashion industry with over $6 billion in product sales.

He is an award-winning entrepreneur, and he has received over 35 awards including the Brandweek Marketer of the Year, Advertising Age Marketing 1000 Award for Outstanding Ad Campaign, and Ernst & Young’s New York Entrepreneur of the Year Award. Most recently, Daymond is ranked #2 on LinkedIn’s Top 20 Voices, and appears on Real Leaders magazine’s list of the Top 50 Keynote Speakers in the World in 2022, a list of “real” teachers — people who speak from experience and gave us the assurance to keep going.

His marketing strategies and ability to build successful brands has made him a highly influential consultant and motivational speaker today. His marketing firm The Shark Group offers advice on how to effectively communicate to consumers through innovative means and connects brands with the world’s top celebrities for everything from endorsements to product extensions. John is also an author of five best-selling books including his New York Times best-selling books, The Power of Broke (2016) and Rise and Grind (2018). In March 2020, John released his sixth book, Powershift, that walks through his tried-and-true process of how to transform any situation, close any deal and achieve any outcome through his own experience and vast network of industry leaders.

Finally, he’s celebrating his 13th season on ABC’s hit business show Shark Tank by acclaimed producer Mark Burnett. It has now gone on to win five Emmys and millions of weekly viewers tune into the show as John demonstrates his marketing prowess and entrepreneurial insights.

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Craig Dubitsky: Chief Innovation Strategist, Colgate-Palmolive
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Craig is the friendly founder of hello products, the world’s first naturally friendly™ oral care brand. Hello became the fastest-growing oral care brand in the US by bringing performance, personality, ethics and aesthetics to the $40B global, daily-use category, and in the process, creating a brand that people don’t just use, they join. Hello was acquired by Colgate-Palmolive in 2020, where Craig now serves as Chief Innovation Strategist.

Hello was named to Inc. Magazine’s Most Audacious list as “One of the 25 Companies That Are Changing the World,” and has won the prestigious Red Dot Award, and the Good Design Award. Dubitsky himself was named to the Advertising Age Creativity 50, the publication’s annual list of the most influential and innovative creative thinkers and doers, and hello was recently named by Inc. as one of the Best Places to Work.

Prior to hello, Craig was co-founder and creative lead at eos products, founding board member at Method Products, and strategic advisor to Seventh Generation, Boots, and various private equity funds. Craig is an inductee in the Collegiate Entrepreneurs Organization (CEO) Hall of Fame, an Entrepreneur in Residence at Babson, and serves as Advisory Council Member at the Ain Center for Entrepreneurship at The Simon School of Business at The University of Rochester. Craig loves people, design, brand, packaging and people. Yes, he said people twice.

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Anna Gabriel: Reverberation Cofounder & Artistic Advisor
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Born in London, England, Anna Gabriel moved to the US in 1992 to launch her career as a photographer and video director.

Her fine art photography has been exhibited in galleries in Sundance, Boston, New York, and London. She has also worked as a portrait photographer, photographing musicians including Iggy Pop, Moby, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and PM Dawn.

Anna has been directing music videos since 1997 and has worked with an array of global music stars including Joseph Arthur, Jesca Hoop, Emmanuel Jal, Adam Masterson, and Shelly Segal.

She directed the documentary/live concert films Growing Up on Tour: A Family Portrait, Still Growing Up: Live & Unwrapped and Taking The Pulse: Live in Verona.

Anna has also filmed and directed documentary work for non-profit organizations such as Happy Hearts Fund and Delete Blood Cancer.

In November 2009, Anna and Hunter Heaney founded the non-profit organization, The Voice Project. The organization supports activist/artists and musicians worldwide and the freedom of expression through art.

More recently, Anna created the multimedia photographic portrait series, EyeD, featuring an unusual and intimate glimpse into the souls of Lou Reed, David Byrne, Brian Eno, Tom Petty, Paul Simon, Eddie Vedder, Susan Sarandon, and Johnny Depp by photographing only their eyes.

The European edition launched Q3 2021 and the North American edition launched Q4 2022. It has been featured in the Morrison Galleries in NYC, LA, and at the Alaia Foundation in Paris.

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Heather Berlin: Neuroscientist and Clinical Psychologist
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Dr. Heather Berlin is a neuroscientist, clinical psychologist, and Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry and Neuroscience at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in NY. She explores the neural basis of impulsive and compulsive psychiatric and neurological disorders with the goal of developing novel treatments. She is also interested in the brain basis of consciousness, dynamic unconscious processes, and creativity.

Berlin is a committee member of the National Academy of Sciences, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and is a passionate science communicator. She hosts the Nova series Your Brain on PBS where she explores the latest research on the neural basis of consciousness. She previously hosted Science Goes to the Movies on PBS and Discovery Channel’s Superhuman Showdown. She makes regular appearances on StarTalk with Neil DeGrasse Tyson, and has appeared on the BBC, History Channel, Netflix, National Geographic, and TEDx, and was featured in the documentary Bill Nye: Science Guy. Dr. Berlin co-wrote and starred in the critically acclaimed off-Broadway show, Off the Top, about the neuroscience of improvisation, and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival show, Impulse Control.

She is the recipient of numerous honors including the Young Investigator Award from the American Neuropsychiatric Association, the Young Investigator Award from the National Education Alliance for Borderline Personality Disorder, and the Clifford Yorke Prize from the International Neuropsychoanalysis Society. She was honored as one of Stony Brook University’s “40 Under Forty”, and won the 2015 BBC University Challenge as part of the Magdalen College, Oxford team.

Berlin received her doctorate from the University of Oxford, and Master of Public Health from Harvard University, and trained in clinical neuropsychology at Weill Cornell Medicine’s Department of Neurological Surgery. She is a visiting scholar at the New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute, and was a Visiting Professor at Vassar College, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology/University of Zurich, and The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Terry Stuart
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When some of the world’s leading brands need to discuss innovation strategies or figure out how to get ready for disruption, Terry Stuart often gets the call. Terry’s is a “constructive disruptor”, helping the firm and its’ clients thrive in a world where exponential change is in the driver’s seat and is not obeying the speed limit. A creative thinker with an idea every nanosecond, a meeting with Terry leaves people itching to jump out of the present and bounce into the future.

Terry is focused on helping organizations understand the Age of Disruption and how to leverage new exponential technologies and new ways of thinking rather than be disrupted by them. He also works with organizations to implement sustainable innovation programs. In his previous Chief Innovation Officer role, Terry helped drive several disruptions within Deloitte: Creation of the Greenhouse Program, Engagement in the Communitech Accelerator in Kitchener-Waterloo and Establishment of OMNIA, Deloitte’s Artificial Intelligence Business.

Founder of Singularity University Canada, a Canadian Institute for Exponential growth (CIEG). CIEG is focused on exposing Canadian business leaders to disruptive exponponential technology that can help address humanity’s biggest challenges. SU Canada holds national summits bi-annually as well as intimate executive programs twice per year.

Animated and passionate, Terry speaks to audiences across the country (C2Mtl, TEDx, C-Suite Exponential Technology series, MacKay Forums, etc.) and abroad. Terry is a master connector and finds value in meeting with everyone in the innovation ecosystem, finding inspiration everywhere.

Terry is co-Founder of the Awesome Music Project (AMP), a Not For Profit focused on leveraging the healing power of music to address mental health challenges. In October 2019, AMP released their first book “The Awesome Music Project Canada: Songs of Hope and Happiness”. A collection of 111 stories about songs that make people happy from contributors like Sarah Maclachlan, Rick Mercer, Alan Doyle, Jennifer Heil. All proceeds from the AMP book sales and concert events, go to groundbreaking research on the effect of music therapy on depression at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.

Terry’s role as Chief Digital Officer is helping to drive Digital Transformation for the Federal Government of Canada. He is focussed on delivery Digital Learning Academies, Building out Deloitte’s Ecosystems and Alliances framework and helping our client departments embrace digital technologies and practices to enhance Canada’s Competitiveness.

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Peter Gabriel: Reverberation Cofounder
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Peter Gabriel is a musician with an interest in technology and healthcare. He is a founder of Womad.org, bringing music and art from around the world to festivals in over 40 countries; WITNESS.org (integrating Human Rights with technology); and The Elders (theelders.org) with Richard Branson, bringing together a group of highly respected leaders, launched by Nelson Mandela. Having improvised with bonobo apes, Peter was blown away by their musicality and intelligence, and got the Interspecies Internet project going to explore the possibilities of non-human intelligence, and bringing many other species online.

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Rich Antoniello: Founder and Former CEO, Complex Networks
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Rich Antoniello is the founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at Complex Media. After founding the company in 2003, Antoniello quickly established Complex magazine into a profitable powerhouse known for delivering a sharp editorial blend of pop culture and style trends.

Recognizing that consumers were increasingly migrating online for content, Antoniello oversaw the company’s expansion onto the web with the launch of Complex.com. In 2007, Antoniello formed Complex Media, Inc., a collective of 110 sites that forms a formidable hub for one of the most hard-to-reach demographics -- young males -- and one primed to make purchasing decisions.

Antoniello has successfully navigated both traditional print and new media worlds. He has played a vital role in making Complex Media what it is today: the definitive online lifestyle portal for young, influential males seeking the latest information on products related to their core passions.

Prior to joining Complex, Antoniello spent four years at National Geographic Adventure magazine, National Geographic Adventure Gorge Games in association with NBC, and Wenner Media’s Men's Journal. He began his career at Saatchi & Saatchi Worldwide where he handled media planning for Proctor & Gamble, Sauza, and Paddington Brands.

Antoniello is a graduate of the School of Management at SUNY's Binghamton University. He lives in New York City with his family.

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Katie, a former Wisconsin Badger, is an associate producer at Reverberation. She is involved in production, editorial, content creation, and other processes that keep the machine running smoothly across the studio’s multimedia projects, starting with the Reverberation book at the core of the ecosystem.

She has helped craft brand assets and franchise partnership proposals for various media partners and brand sponsors, drawing from research, comps, and financials to inform ideas on how to work together across categories: digital, experiential, TV, film, museum, education, audio, etc.

Katie was an integral part of Reverberation’s inaugural editorial team which was responsible for the book’s foundational DNA.

She was responsible for project managing the production of Reverberation which included ideation, team management, research, and production.

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Tod Machover: Professor of Music and Media, MIT Media Lab
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Tod Machover is the Muriel R. Cooper Professor of Music and Media and director of the Media Lab's Opera of the Future group. Machover is an influential composer and inventor, praised for creating music that breaks traditional artistic and cultural boundaries and for developing technologies that expand music’s potential for everyone, from celebrated virtuosi to musicians of all abilities.

He has received numerous prizes and honors, including from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the Fromm and Koussevitzky Foundations, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the French Culture Ministry, which named him a Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres. He was finalist for the 2012 Pulitzer Prize in Music and was the inaugural recipient of the Arts Advocacy Award from the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in 2013. In 2016, he was named Composer of the Year by Musical America.

Machover is widely recognized for designing new technologies for music performance and creation, such as Hyperinstruments, “smart” performance systems that extend expression for virtuosi, from Yo-Yo Ma to Prince, as well as for the general public. The popular videogames Guitar Hero and Rock Band grew out of Machover’s group at the Media Lab. Machover is also deeply involved in developing musical technologies and concepts for medical and wellbeing contexts, helping to diagnose conditions, such as Alzheimer’s disease, or allowing people with cerebral palsy to communicate through music.

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Adam Neuhaus: Senior Director of Development, ESPN
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Adam is the founder of Neuhaus Ideas, an ideas production company. Before that, Adam spent 7+ years as head of development for 30for30, ESPN Films and ESPN+ developing 100+ storytelling projects across feature length documentaries, docuseries, scripted adaptations, digital series, 30for30 Podcasts and one music project. A committed advocate for an inclusive creative community, Adam is the founder of Headsets and Highballs, a community of media professionals and artists. He's a long time supporter of the Ghetto Film School, previously serving on the Board of Directors and currently serving on the Advisory Board.Adam also serves on the Board of Directors for the Bushwick Film Institute and proudly serves as a mentor for Unlock Her Potential.

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Elliot has been an integral force in shaping the legal and business structure of Wicked Cow and its companies. Specializing in intellectual property licensing and corporate and commercial law, Elliot has overseen full protection of WCS’ IP in addition to assisting in negotiations for brand extension initiatives and media partnerships. His extensive litigation experience in both State and Federal Courts is second-to-none, representing his corporate clients in a variety of matters stemming from business-related issues, including employment litigation, shareholders’ rights, and contractual legal matters. With more than 30 years of experience in private practice and having served as Law Secretary to the Honorable Duncan S. McNabb in the Supreme Court, State of New York, early in his career, Elliot brings an invaluable wealth of talent to Wicked Cow.

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A veteran digital music executive with over 30 years of unmatched experience, Bill Campbell is the CEO and Founder of Barefoot Media LLC, a consulting firm focused on assisting start ups with licensing, digital strategy, business and financial modeling, fundraising and negotiations. Barefoot’s clients extend across a wide range of verticals including, digital music, streaming video, media, beauty and fragrance, packaged goods, clean energy, film and TV. Clients have included Spotify, Square, Bytedance/TikTok, SoundCloud, Vimeo, Songclip, Tidal, United Masters and many others.

Prior to founding Barefoot Media, Bill was Senior Vice President, Global Digital Business, Universal Music Group as well as Senior Vice President, Global Digital Business at Sony Music Entertainment. His responsibilities included content licensing, channel development, and strategic partnerships for the distribution of the labels’ content across a variety of content delivery platforms.

Bill holds a JD from Seton Hall University School of Law and a BA in History from the University of Richmond.

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Poppy Crum: Futurist, Neuroscientist, Technologist
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Poppy Crum is an Adjunct Professor at Stanford University. She is the former Chief Scientist at Dolby Laboratories and CTO of Trimble Inc.

Dr. Poppy Crum is a visionary futurist, neuroscientist, and technologist who is at the cutting-edge of developing empathetic technologies that are changing the world and the way we do business.

Throughout her career, she has spearheaded innovation at companies that are reshaping our world and leading humanity into the future, and has advised many of the world’s top organizations on navigating and leading the evolution of their industries.

She has built and led high-powered tech innovation teams and is highly regarded among the leading executives, academics, and pioneers in her field whose groundbreaking work sits at the intersection of technology advancement, data, and human evolution.

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Paula Kaplan is an Emmy Award-winning television producer and media executive. Her three-decade career brings the integrity of original storytelling and deal architecture together with production expertise, talent discovery and management, and trusted, long-term industry relationships.

In her unique position at the intersection of platforms and creativity, Paula has left her mark at established global media companies like ViacomCBS, Inc., and NBC Universal, while also evolving with the landscape more recently at organizations like Universal Music Group, MasterClass, BBC, AwesomenessTV and Jellysmack. During her 20-plus year tenure at ViacomCBS, Inc., Paula led multiple teams as the Executive Vice President of Talent and Development, Viacom Digital Studios, Executive Vice President, Talent, Nickelodeon and Executive Vice President, Original Programming and Live Events, Nickelodeon. As the Executive Producer of Nickelodeon’s annual Kids’ Choice Awards, she’s credited with shepherding the show into a brand-defining event. Beyond cultural zeitgeist, the show demonstrated the ratings, top-tier talent participation and following to make it a must-buy destination for upcoming theatrical releases and consumer product advertisers.

While at Nickelodeon, Paula was instrumental in developing and launching key talent for the network, many of whom became pop culture icons such as Kenan Thompson, Ariana Grande, Emma Roberts and Nick Cannon. Most recently she played a key role in the reboot of “iCarly,” Paramount +’s most-watched comedy to date.

She currently serves on the board of the Jenesse Center Inc. in Los Angeles. Previously, she was a Board Member with the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and was a Leadership Circle Board Member for Northwestern University, her alma mater.

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Diana Saville: Cofounder and COO, BrainMind
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Diana Saville is the cofounder and COO of BrainMind and leads BrainMind’s Neuroethics Initiative. She also serves as a scientific consultant to Reverberation.

Diana is also cofounder and president of Entrepreneur of Your Own Life, a science and technology entrepreneurship and leadership program for low-income college students, and Director of the Global Leadership Incubator, a partnership with the H. H. Dalai Lama which provides scholarship opportunities for exceptional Tibetan refugees.

Formerly the Chief Innovation Officer for the Angiogenesis Foundation, Diana is an expert in creative communication of complex scientific concepts. She develops educational multimedia for labs at MIT, Harvard, and MGH, and organizes international expert summits on scientific and medical topics. Her creative work has been featured in the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Nobel Museum in Stockholm, at TED conferences, and at the World Economic Forum.

Diana studied biochemical sciences at Harvard College and began her creative work as a scientific animator while pursuing a Ph.D. in molecular and cellular biology at the University of California, Berkeley.

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Indre Viskontas is a neuroscientist, opera stage director and sought-after science communicator across all mediums. Combining a passion for music with scientific curiosity, she is affectionately known as Dr. Dre by her students at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, where she pioneered the application of neuroscience to musical training, and at the University of San Francisco, where she is an Associate Professor of Psychology and director of the Creative Brain Lab. She received a BSc from the University of Toronto, a Master of Music from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music and a PhD in cognitive neuroscience from UCLA. She is also the Creative Director of Pasadena Opera, where she directed The Man Who Mistook his Wife for a Hat, based on the famous case study written by Oliver Sacks and Proving Up, by one of opera’s most exciting composer/librettist duos, Missy Mazzoli and Royce Vavrek. She also directed Katya Kabanova for West Edge Opera at the California Shakespeare Theater, and the premiere of a new work recounting the full story of Lady MacBeth at UCLA. She recently collaborated with the New World Symphony and Edwin Outwater in Miami on By Ear: A Journey into Musical Perception which included live brain tracking.

As a scientist, Dr. Viskontas has published more than 50 original papers and chapters related to the neural basis of memory and creativity, including several seminal articles in top scientific journals. She is currently the President-Elect of the Society for the Neuroscience of Creativity, Chair of the Scientific Advisory Board at the NeuroArts Blueprint, and Director of Communications for the Sound Health Network, an initiative of the National Endowment for the Arts. Her scientific work has been featured in Oliver Sacks’ book Musicophilia, Nautilus, Nature: Science Careers and Discover Magazine. She has also written for American Scientist, MotherJones.com, Vitriol Magazine and other publications. In 2020, SFCM and the Getty Foundation published her white paper, Music for Every Child, outlining the impact of music education on child development. Her first book, How Music Can Make You Better, was published by Chronicle Books in 2019, and within a week was the best-selling music appreciation book on Amazon. In 2023, she was awarded the Osher Fellowship at the California Academy of Sciences to better understand the impact of conservation photography on our emotions and gave the second annual Chen Lecture on Brain Science in the planetarium Dome.

She co-hosted the docuseries Miracle Detectives on the Oprah Winfrey Network and has appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show, major radio stations across the US, including several appearances on the NPR program City Arts & Lectures, the Ted Radio Hour and the Sunday Edition on the CBC in Canada. She also co-hosted the web series Science in Progress for Tested.com and VRV. She is also the host of the popular science podcast Inquiring Minds, which has been downloaded more than 14 million times. Her second podcast, Cadence: what music tells us about the mind was a finalist for the Science Media awards, and a Webby Honoree. In 2022, she wrote and hosted the Audible Original podcast Radiant Minds: the World of Oliver Sacks. She often gives keynote talks, for organizations as diverse as Genentech, LinkedIn, the Dallas Symphony, SXSW, TEDx and Ogilvy along with frequent invited talks at conferences and academic institutions. She has written and filmed 98 lectures across four courses for The Great Courses, Essential Scientific Concepts, Brain Myths Exploded: Lessons from Neuroscience, How Digital Technology Shapes Us and Your Creative Brain, streaming now on the Wondrium platform. She also co-created and hosts a podcast for Visa Direct called Money Travels and was the spokesperson and scientific consultant for the Sonos x NOW collaboration Now that’s what I call Dopamine, a playlist designed to elicit the chills. Dr. Viskontas has led creativity and innovation workshops for the International Monetary Fund, French entrepreneurs and leaders at the Sorbonne, and Synthetic Biologists at the University of Southern California.

Reverberation Senior Consulting + Strategy Team

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ANN AMSTUTZ HAYES

EDUCATION

Former lead, Social Impact/Partnerships/Curriculum,

Scholastic

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MARK BAUMAN

STRATEGY

Former SVP, Smithsonian Media, Former EVP,

National Geographic Television

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WENDY HEIMANN-NUNES

LOCATION-BASED, IMMERSIVE, AND EXPERIENTIAL ENTERTAINMENT ADVISOR

Co-Founder, Nolan Heimann LLP, Former Head of Business and Legal Affairs, Universal Creative