Wayne Thomas Spies
You may know me as a professional musician, an international college professor (technology, innovation, international business, strategy, and entrepreneurship), a technologist, a published author, poet, and essayist, an entrepreneur, an engineer, a designer, an inventor, or a management consultant.
Why so many hats? Because I am really curious about the world. I am motivated by the joy of creating and problem-solving, the struggle of complex achievements, and the exhilaration of excellence. I make mistakes every day, and I learn something every day. One thing I have learned is not to work on projects or with people I do not love.
The Shortest Version...
International
Entrepreneurial
Strategic
Technological
Innovative
The Short Version...
I grew up in extreme rural poverty in western Iowa. “Extreme rural poverty” means we didn’t have a bathroom (not indoors, at least) or a telephone until I was a junior in high school, and most of the time we didn’t even have a car.
I was a card-carrying member of the American Federation of Musicians for ten years, and I did everything you could do in — and to — the music business.
Sometime in there I went to college. A lot. Did you ever notice that the worse the school, the gaudier its diplomas? I have a wall of diplomas and certificates. Only a couple are gaudy. I have a bachelor’s degree in corporate finance, an MPPM from Yale, and a higher degree from some school in Paris.
I am a Justice of the Peace, and I’ve been an officer of many organizations, including the national board of American Mensa, Intertel, and the Precision Guided Thinkers. I went on to become an expert in international business, technology, strategy, entrepreneurship, and innovation, and I taught some of what I learned in courses in American, German, British, Méxican, Chinese, and Japanese universities.
I’m nuts about baseball. I love my wife, our three children, our daughter-in-law, and our grandchildresn far more than they know. My favorite month is October, but, most of all, I love August. More is known, but little of it matters. One last thing: I play hard — really hard — every day.
The Medium Version...
I received my MPhil from the International School of Management, after studying at Fudan University in Shanghai, Temple University in Tokyo, St. John’s University in New York City, in addition to ISM’s Paris campus. In the process, I took four online courses and lived to tell the tale. I received my MBA (MPPM) from the Yale School of Management, where my emphasis was Managing Change and Innovation. I received my BBA in Corporate Finance from Iowa State University; it was the least it could do.
I served as the Visiting Professor of Innovation at Tecnológico de Monterrey where I taught product design, innovation in organizations, and entrepreneurship. I previously taught Management Information Systems at the respected MBA program at Iona College and Information Management at the Mountbatten Internship Programme of London. I was on the undergraduate and graduate computer science faculties at Southern Connecticut State University. I taught Managerial Analytics at Mercy, Entrepreneurship at Marymount-Manhattan, Informatics at the Massachusetts General Hospital Institute of Health Professionals, Accounting at Albertus Magnus, Management, Communications, and Environmental Policy at NYU, TQM at Sacred Heart University, Computer Security in Springfield, in addition to Ethics, Managerial Psychology, Economics, Managerial Accounting, and International Business on on-line platforms of several disreputable universities.
I have guest-lectured on Human Resource Strategy at Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University in Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany, the Economics of Aging for the University of Indianapolis, Online Research at the University of Hartford, and Entrepreneurship at Sacred Heart University. I have created and taught 20+ MOOCs in “Cyber-War,” “On-line Business Strategies,” “Agile Management,” “Speed: The Misplaced Virtue,” “Blockchain, Bitcoin, & the Future of Trust,” just to name a few.
I have self-published 25+ 300-page textbooks on various technology and business topics. I served as American Mensa’s National Publications Officer. I edited M-Pressions for two wonderful years. I have recently completed four non-technical books — a collection of short stories, a collection of essays and poetry, a book of quotations, and a novel — all of which should be published early next year. I had completed The Wrath of the Crowd: An Easter Cantata which was put on hold by the wrath of the Covid-19 pandemic....
A life-long entrepreneur, I have led start-ups in Web design, computer security, agriculture, distance learning platforms, publishing, marketing services, and the music business. I founded the consulting firm Spies & Associates in 1990 as an umbrella covering all my various consulting projects. Before that, I led Music Master, the marketing, advertising, and music agency, for nine years.
I have served on boards of directors as diverse as Children’s Services of Central Iowa, F&SUMC, Music Master, and American Mensa, Ltd. I have served four four-year terms as a Connecticut Justice of the Peace, ten years on the Ethics Commission (including two as Chair). As a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) member, I have been trained in suicide prevention and counseling, Red Cross first aid, and I was CPR and Automated External Defibrillator certified. I was on the first UMCOR/NYAC team to go to Haiti following the 2010 earthquake and did disaster relief in Prattsville, New York, after Hurricane Irene and in Connecticut after Super Storm Sandi.
The Tediously Long Version...
Education
MPhil. in International Entrepreneurship2021
International School of Management, Paris, France
- Dissertation: Synchronous Web-Based International Transfer Pricing Negotiation
- Studied at Fudan University, Shanghai, Temple University, Tokyo, St. John’s University, New York, in addition to the ISM campus in Paris
- Certificate from Temple University: ISM Japan Program
Master of Business Administration1990
Yale School of Management, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut
- Emphasis: Managing Change and Technological Innovation
- Teaching Assistant: Management Information Systems
Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)1986
Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa
- Major: Corporate Finance
- Teaching Assistant: Business Policy & Strategy
Teaching Experience
Director of Education2019 - present
Institute of Innovation, New Haven, CT
- As Director of Education, I designed traditional, on-line, and hybrid courses and MOOCs, and supervised internships
Term Lecturer of Healthcare Informatics2018
MGH Institue of Health Professionals, Boston, MA
Adjunct Professor of Managerial Analytics2017
Mercy College, Dobbs Ferry, New York
Foreign Visiting Professor of Innovation & Entrepreneurship2015 - 2016
Tecnológico de Monterrey, Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico
Adjunct Professor of Management Information Systems, Undergraduate and MBA faculties2002 - 2015
Iona College, Hagan School of Business, New Rochelle, New York
Senior Lecturer (U.K. System)2004 - 2012
Mountbatten Institute, New York, London, and Bangkok
- As Senior Lecturer, I designed and taught the Information Management module of the Certificate in International Business Practice, which was integrated with the Cambridge International Diploma in Management awarded by the University of Cambridge
Adjunct Professor, Undergraduate and MBA faculties2004 - 2008
Colorado Technical University, Colorado Springs, Colorado
- In charge of evaluating 70+ grade appeals for other instructors within the school
Adjunct Lecturer, Undergraduate and MBA faculties2004 - 2008
John F. Welch College of Business at Sacred Heart University, Fairfield, Connecticut
Guest Professor of Entrepreneurship2004
Marymount-Manhattan College, New York, New York
Adjunct Instructor, Credit Division1997 - 2000
Coördinator of Technology Education1997 - 1998
Instructor, Continuing Education1995 - 2000
Connecticut Community College System
- Under my direction, the Technology Education component of NCTC Continuing Education expanded from eight courses to six certificate programs with 40+ courses, which I designed and taught, and then supervised new faculty
Adjunct Professor of Management / Communications / Environmental Policy1994 - 1998
New York University Management Institute, New York, New York
Visiting Professor of Computer Science, Undergraduate and Graduate Faculties1994 - 1996
Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, Connecticut
Adjunct Professor of Accounting1994 - 1995
Albertus Magnus College, New Haven, Connecticut
Service to the University
Policy:
- Member, SCSU Faculty Senate
- Member, SCSU University Academic Policy Committee
- Represented MIP in curriculum talks with British counterparts at Exeter College, Oxford University, and administrators of the Cambridge International Diploma in Management, at the University of Cambridge
- Member, NYU Globalization Advisory Board, Center for Global Business Management
- Member, NCTC Global Business Institute
Curriculum Development:
- Member, SCSU University Curriculum Committee
- Member, ISU Curriculum Committee
- Awarded SCSU Curriculum Development Grant, to integrate instructional technology and curriculum
- Co-authored proposal for CSC 304: Internet Applications and successfully presented it to the University Curriculum Committee; designed and taught course upon its approval
- Wrote proposal for CSC 504: Internet Applications and Research and successfully presented it to the Graduate School Curriculum Committee; designed and taught the course upon its approval
- Authored successful “Distinctiveness Proposal,” on behalf of Computer Science Department, which resulted in the Department being named one of six such programs at SCSU
- Awarded Microsoft Instructional Lab Grant: awarded $108,192 in software licenses for integrating technology in the curriculum
- Awarded Microsoft Instructional Lab Grant: awarded $48,000 in licenses for software
- Designed six Continuing Education certificate programs plus content for 40+ IT courses
Guest Lecturer:
- Tecnológico de Monterrey, School of Business & Humanities: “Women in Leadership”
- Tecnológico de Monterrey, School of Business & Humanities: “Leadership”
- Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg, Villingen-Schwenningen, Germany: “Human Resource Strategy in the EU”
- Yale Colloquium on Complex Organizations: “Longitudinal Data on Cross-Cultural Decision-Making”
- University of Indianapolis: “The Economics of Aging”
- Iona College: “Faculty Distance Learning Seminar”
- Sacred Heart University: “Operations Management: Scheduling Systems”
- The New School of Social Research: “The PC Survival Course”
- University of Hartford: “Effective Web Searching”
- Center for Teaching and the Technology Roundtable Group: “Integrating Technology in the Classroom”
- Connecticut State Library Association: dozens of two- and three-day seminars
- Southern Connecticut State University Computers for Lunch Series: “The Productivity Paradox Strikes”
Outreach and Student Services:
- Coördinator, Spring 2016 Vertical Challenges, Tecnológico de Monterrey
- Member/Student Advisor, SCSU University Honors Committee
- Faculty Advisor to the Computer Science Club
- Counselor, SCSU Summer Educational Opportunity Program
- Organized and led Computer Science Open House in conjunction with Admissions Office
- Led “World of Wonder” out-reach seminars for young people and their parents in the community
- Conducted grade appeals for CTU-Online in Economics and Accounting
Professional Affiliations
- Academy of Management:
- International Management Division
- Technology & Innovation Management Division
- World Affairs Council of Connecticut
- Council on Undergraduate Research (CUR)
- National Association of Entrepreneurs
- Environmental Consortium of Colleges & Universities
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc.:
- Academy for Computing Machinery (ACM)
- Association for Information Systems (AIS)
- IBM Academic Initiative
- Internet Corporation for Assigned Names & Numbers (ICANN):
- At-large representative to Committee on Name Standards
Papers, Presentations, and Other Professional Activities
Refereed Publications:
Other Papers and Presentations:
- Keynote presenter, “Collaborative Leadership,” Collaborative Leadership Conference, Globalization and Urban Design, Tecnológico de Monterrey
- Panel Discussion: “Diversity in Human Resources,” Management and Business Innovation, Tecnológico de Monterrey
- “The Haiti Leadership Oxymoron: What Leaders of Tomorrow Can Learn from the Third World of Today,” Compass Leadership Conference, New Rochelle, New York
- Chaired panel, “The Computer Science Minor,” ACM Special Interest Group on Computer Science Education Technical Symposium, Philadelphia
- “Visual Programming Tools in the Computer Science Curriculum,” Proceedings of the 29th SIGCSE Technical Symposium on Computer Science Education, San Jose
- “Extending the Groupware Paradigm to the Classroom,” Proceedings of the ICTE, New Orleans
- Chaired panel, “The Computer Science Minor,” Eastern Small College Computer Conference
- “Managing the Productivity Paradox,” 9th Annual Academic Computing Conference, New Haven
Other Publications:
- Spies, W. T., The No-Nonsense Job Hunt, 2017
- Spies, W. T., Ergonomics: A Guide to Safe & Productive Computing, (a 16-page monograph), 2017
e-Learning Initiatives
- Designed and implemented large-scale, longitudinal study of synchronous interactive business simulations linking 1,200 students from eight countries over the Web
- Built online platform for a global business curriculum; 20+ courses and five short-courses are currently operational
- Presented “Teaching on the Internet,” with Robert Workman, Eastern Small College Computer Conference, Hershey, PA
Consultant / Content Developer
AACSB International, St. Louis, Missouri
- Created and taught multi-day institutes around the country:
- “Integrating Technology into the Curriculum,” a three-day institute for business school deans and faculty
- “The PC Productivity Institute,” a five-day institute for business school professors
- Co-Authored: “The Strategic Planning Institute,” a two-day institute for schools seeking AACSB accreditation
Other
- Authored CD-based learning system with self-guided pre- and post-testing and comprehensive course materials, including interactive and stand-alone tutorials for students-at-risk
- Index Editor, Strategic Management & Business Policy, Wheelen and Hunger (Addison Wesley)
- Reviewer, Academia Letters
Other Skills and Activities
Computer Skills:
- Expert level Microsoft® Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access, and Corel® WordPerfect® skills
- Expert level HTML, CSS, Ruby, JavaScript, and the other usual suspects; I coded this entire Web site by hand, exclusively with Notepad
- High level O/S, hardware diagnosis and repair, client-server, and network security skills
- High level VBA skills; experienced C++, Java™ programming; familiar with C#
- Effective SPSS® skills
Language Skills:
- Competent in written and conversational Spanish, rough German and rougher French. I can order a cup of coffee and obtain directions to the men’s room in Japanese and Mandarin.
Music:
- Worked as a professional musician, playing trumpet, guitar, and piano, for 10+ years
- Experienced writer of advertising jingles, classical vignettes, and bad pop songs
- Member, International Federation of Musicians; elected four times as a delegate to the International Convention
- Latest work in progress: The Wrath of the Crowd: An Easter Cantata
Non-Technical Writing:
- Wrote 50+ essays for my column “Heebie Jeebie, Ergo Sum,” published in M-Pressions
- Cycles: Inscapes, a collection of essays, short stories, and poems, to be published in 2022 (pre-publication proofs available now)
- 20 Bedtime Stories & Forgotten Parables, a collection of short stories, to be published in 2022 (proofs available now)
- 40 Poems from Calibania, a collection of unstupid poetry, to be published “when I’m ready” (pre-publication proofs available now)
- South of the Emotional Border, a novel, now being edited, anticipated publishing date: December 2023 (proofs available now)
Community Leadership
State of Connecticut:
- Justice of the Peace, four 4-year terms2008 - 2020
- Notary Public
Ethics Commission, Hamden, Connecticut:
- Appointed by Mayor Amento and subsequently reappointed by Mayors Henrici and Jackson to five-year terms on Ethics Commission of Hamden, Connecticut, a town of 60,000 people
- Elected Vice Chair and subsequently elected Chair
- Instrumental in changing rules regarding online meetings for all Town boards and committees
American Mensa, Ltd.:
- Local: Newsletter Editor; Talented & Gifted Children Coördinator; Local Secretary (Chair); Proctor Coördinator; Past Local Secretary
- Regional: Regional Publications Advisor; Regional Nominating Committee
- National: Name & Logo Committee; National Newsletter Awards Committee; National Nominating Committee; National Publications Officer; and member of American Mensa Committee (American Mensa’s national board of directors)
- Hired and supervised editors of two national periodicals, numerous handbooks and brochures
- Managed budget, directed advertising and editorial policies of Mensa Bulletin (circulation: 60,000+)
Intertel:
- Connecticut State Coördinator
Community Emergency Response Team (CERT):
- CERT Suicide Prevention & Counseling Training
- Red Cross First Aid, CPR and Automated External Defibrillator Certified
- UMCOR/NYAC ERT-Certified
- Member, Hurricane Irene relief team responding to Prattsville, New York, and Super Storm Sandi in Connecticut
- Member of first UMCOR/NYAC team to work in Haiti following the 2010 earthquake
Outreach:
- Counselor: Women in Transition; provided computer training, résumé guidance, and writing help to women re-entering the workforce after a prolonged absence
- Career Day Speaker: I have spoken at Career Day seminars in many area high schools
- Pro bono Webmaster for dozens of not-for-profit organizations
- Keynote speaker for Connecticut Library Association Annual Conference
- Led “Drop-In Tech Demo: The PC Doctor” for Connecticut Library Association Annual Conference
- Keynote speaker for Special Library Association Professional Development Seminar
- Led seminars in Hamden, Westport, West Hartford, Cheshire, Fairfield, Darien, Middletown, and other area public libraries
Children’s Services of Central Iowa:
Children’s Services of Central Iowa is a non-profit agency delivering health care, day care, and nutrition services to a six-county area.
- Member, Board of Directors
- Chaired Long-Range Planning Committee; represented agency in public hearings
- Corporate Treasurer
First & Summerfield United Methodist Church, New Haven, Connecticut:
- Chair, Board of Trustees
- Chair, Finance Committee
- Chair, Membership Committee
- District Representative to Missions Personnel Committee
- Chair, Korean Methodist Interchurch Committee
- Webmaster
Freemasonry:
- Member, Jeptha Lodge #121, Hudson, South Dakota
- Authored A Century of Freemasonry: 1895-1995 (a history of Jeptha Lodge #121)
- Jeptha Lodge #121 Webmaster (see Jeptha Lodge #121)
- Grand Lodge of South Dakota Webmaster (see Grand Lodge of South Dakota)
- Member, Scottish Rite; Consistory Class Orator
- Member, Grand Lodge Publicity & Awareness Committee
American Federation of Musicians (AF of M), Local #574:
- Delegate to four AF of M International Conventions
- Editor, Local Bylaw Revision, Local #574, AF of M
Miscellaneous:
- Cited three times for special recognition by Muscular Dystrophy Association
- Designed over 50 brochures, manuals and similar publications for non-profit organizations, pro bono
- Toastmasters, International; extensive public speaking and media experience
- Member, Iowa State University Alumni Association: Life Member, ISU Memorial Union; member, ISU Ambassadors
- Member, Yale University Alumni Association
Courses Taught
Innovation, Creativity, & Entrepreneurship:
- Entrepreneurship
- Innovation in the Organization
- Innovation, Markets & Technological Development
- Innovation & Design of Products and Services
- Innovation Project on Regional Business
- Innovation Project on Human Capital Development
- Innovation in Business Models & Family Firms
Management:
- The Psychology of Management (pending)
- Business Ethics (pending)
- Operations Management
- Total Quality Management
- Managing Human Resources
- Human Resource Strategy
- Strategic Planning, Implementation, and Evaluation
- Principles of Management
- The Legal and Ethical Environment of Business
- Project Management
- Business & the Environment
- International Business Practices
Accounting, Finance & Economics:
- Accounting I, II, III
- Managerial Accounting Practices
- Applied Managerial Accounting
- Applied Accounting for Decision-Making
- Federal Tax Accounting
- Taxation and Business Decisions
- Principles of Financial Management
- Corporate Finance
- Microeconomics
- Macroeconomics
- Global Managerial Economics
Management Information Systems:
- MIS:
- Managing the Productivity Paradox
- Internet: Research Applications
- Management Information Systems
- e-Commerce
- Computer Literacy for MBAs
- Computer Concepts:
- Introduction to Computer Science
- The PC Survival Course
- Wayfarers’ Guide to the Internet
- Web Programming:
- Creating Web Sites with HTML
- Internet Programming I (Client-side: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Ruby, and related tools)
- Internet Programming II (Server-side: CGI, PERL, MySQL, PHP)
- Programming:
- Programming I & II (C++)
- Java™ I
- Introduction to Microsoft® Visual Basic
- Automating Microsoft® Office with Visual Basic
- PC Repair & Maintenance:
- CompTIA® A+ Certification
- Building Your Own PC
- Advanced Windows Server
- Network and Internet Security
- Network Design & Administration
- Applications:
- Computer Applications
- Microsoft® Word (Complete/Advanced)
- Automating Microsoft® Word Styles, Macros, & Templates
- Corel® WordPerfect® (Complete/Advanced)
- Business Spreadsheet Development
- Microsoft® Excel (Complete/Advanced)
- Microsoft® Publisher Complete
- Microsoft® Outlook Complete
- Microsoft® PowerPoint Complete
- Microsoft® Office (3-in-1, Professional)
- QuickBooks® Complete
- Data:
- Microsoft® Access Complete
- SQL Programming
Communications & Media:
- Environmental Communication
- Knowledge Management
- Business Communication
- Managing Information
- Recording Studio Management
Education:
- Computers for Students with Special Needs
- Introduction to Academic Computing
- PC Productivity Institute
- Integrating Technology in the Classroom
- Strategic Planning & Accreditation Institute
Student Success Modules
I developed these modules to accelerate the personal and professional development of my students.
Originally, I created a set of modules to bring students up-to-speed in areas where they were deficient. The approach proved so successful that I developed modules to polish various practical skills, which I made available to my colleagues’ students.
I then began offering these modules and their course materials to my graduates (for free and at no cost to the school), typically, one a month. These MOOCs build alumni ties (and donations) to the school, enhance alumni value in the job market (thus indirectly helping all of my students), and build networking opportunities for my current students.
- The No-Nonsense Job Hunt
- Citing Sources
- Writing Proposals
- New Media
- Public Speaking
- Presentations
- Understanding Personal Ethics
- Ethics in the Organization
- Ethics in the Information Age
- Privacy
- Individual Innovation
- Innovation within Organizations
- Creative Writing
- International Case Studies: China, Haïti, Japan, and others
- Assessing Information Quality
- Leadership
- Women in Leadership
- Blockchain, Bitcoin, and the Future of Trust
- Group Dynamics
- Cyber War
- Spreadsheet Skills
...and more are being developed every quarter.
Management Experience
Directorships:
I have served as an officer of numerous boards of directors, including:
- American Mensa Committee, Arlington, Texas: Publications Officer / Publisher
- Children’s Services of Central Iowa, Ames, Iowa: Corporate Treasurer
- F&SUMC Board of Trustees, New Haven, Connecticut: Chair
- SpringGlen.org, Hudson, South Dakota: Chair
- Innovation Insitute, New Haven, Connecticut: Chair
- SCDR Immigrant & Refugee Resettlement Program, New Haven, Connecticut: Vice-Chair
Entrepreneurship:
I have managed many start-ups; both for myself and for others, as a consultant, in retailing, B2B services, entertainment, technology services, and even agriculture. For each of these, and others, I performed, or led a team that performed, the usual duties, such as marketing, directing operations, financing, hiring, training, and supervising staff, and business planning. Through my education, research, and entrepreneurial experience, I have developed expert-level skills in:
- Agile, scalable business development;
- Innovation in business models, products, and services;
- Application of technology;
- International opportunities; and,
- Business strategy.
Spies & Associates, New Haven, Connecticut1990 - present
This is the vehicle through which I do project-based consulting, focusing on making organizations work. Here are some examples:
- Designed a comprehensive customer service system allowing a retailer to customize the shopping experience through the use of facial recognition software and integrated data systems;
- Created a consortium consisting of a Mexican restaurant chain, a trucking company, an Iowa pork producer, a Mexican food products exporter, and an American food wholesaler in order to assure supplies/markets and hedge against currency fluctuations and political chicanery;
- Advised a start-up Mexican import/export business on breaking into the Chinese, UK, EU, and American markets;
- Wrote Web-based software for synchronous exercises linking classrooms around the world, as part of an e-Learning project in cross-cultural negotiation strategy; I later adapted this software to provide data for my dissertation and other research;
- Designed and implemented “Green Desk,” an in-house environmental data and communications center for a multinational company;
- Created oversight protocols for a firm’s out-sourcing project to India;
- Led feasibility study of privatized Federal Copyright Depository utilizing touch-screen kiosks with CD-ROM arrays and on-line data base networks for high-tech business incubator;
- Analyzing economic impact of environmental projects on small firms for a political action committee; and,
- Led analysis team for financial services and equity research firm; held state insurance license.
SpringGlen.org, Hudson, South Dakota2010 - present
A Web-hosting and design firm.
Northern Lights, Hudson, South Dakota2015 - present
Provides spot learning, remedial learning, short-courses, and support for full-university courses on a unique e-learning platform. Courses include:
- Business Ethics;
- Leadership;
- Innovation in the Workplace;
- Business Management;
- Business Strategy;
- Management Information Systems;
- Management Psychology;
- International Business;
- Business Communications;
- The No-Nonsense Job Hunt;
- Computer System Security: A Managerial Perspective
- International Development; and,
- Web Design & Programming.
WayNets, Hudson, South Dakota2000 - present
WayNets designs and maintains B2B e-commerce solutions, including security and privacy, design and administration of HTML5 / CSS-based content management systems.
Computer Master, New Haven, Connecticut1995 - 2008
A technology consultancy providing network administration and security, information system design, Web hosting, cloud implementation, and C++, VBA, and server-side Web programming.
Music Master, Des Moines, Iowa
An entertainment firm creating and recording advertising jingles, promoting concerts, producing records, and representing artists.
American Artists Management, Ames, Iowa
An artist management and booking agency.
