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National Independent Talent Organization Elects New Board of Directors

Welcomes new representatives from Ineffable Music Group, Madison House and more

The National Independent Talent Organization (NITO), the trade group that represents independent agents, managers and artists across the US, has announced new additions to its Board of Directors.

Newly elected members:

  • Thomas Cussins, Founder and CEO of Ineffable Music Group

  • Alex Fang, Vice President of New Frontier Touring

  • Liz Pjesky, Head of Marketing and Ticketing at High Road Touring

  • Amanda Silecchio-Frederick, Artist Manager at Madison House

Re-elected members:

  • Adam Bauer, Partner/Agent at Dynamic Talent International

  • Jon Grau, Artist Manager at Thirty Tigers

  • Nelly Neben, Founder & President of Axis Artist Management

  • Randy Nichols, Artist Manager and Entrepreneur at Fly South Music Group

  • Steve Schenck, Principal at TKO

  • Scott Sokol, CEO/Agent at Pinnacle Entertainment

  • Michel Vega, CEO of Magnus Talent Agency

  • Matt Yasecko, Chief Operation Officer of ROAM

Additional Board members serving current terms:

  • NITO President Wayne Forte of Entourage Talent Associates

  • Amy Butterer of outer/most

  • David Gottlieb of Death Or Glory

  • Fielding Logan of Q Prime

  • Maria Matias of Maria Matias Music

  • Jack Randall of The Kurland Agency

  • Stormy Shepherd of Leave Home Booking

What they said:

  • Nathaniel Marro, NITO Executive Director: “We extend our deepest gratitude to our departing Board members, Chris Harris, Sean Patrick Rhorer and founding members Tom Chauncey and Paul Lohr. Their foundational leadership has been instrumental in establishing NITO as a vital voice for the independent community. This is a critical time for live music and our new Board is ready for the challenge. This remains a pivotal era for the live music industry and NITO will advocate fiercely for our members on critical fronts, including the Live Nation antitrust proceedings, ticket free and resale restrictions, PRO reform, and streamlining the Artist VISA process.”

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