ATL’s A3C ’17 Action Summit Line-up

The A3C Festival is widely known for putting on for rising artists and showing love to the veterans, but also for spreading knowledge and help building relationships through our conferences. The conference portion of A3C is fruitful for artists, producers, aspiring music moguls, and journalists. Below we’ll be taking a glance at some conferences you don’t want to miss come October!
On Wednesday, we kick off our first day of A3C conferences. We begin with an informative session on the artist’s guide to Hip-Hop with our own Ashley Vance and Okla Jones. After learning about building brand partnerships, take a listen to what Steve Rifkind and Combat Jack have to offer.
This two day summit will serve as a community platform for activists, academics and artists to explore contemporary social justice issues through engagement with community leaders resulting in the development of actionable initiatives.

Panel: Artist’s Essential Guide to Hip-Hop

Wednesday, Oct 4, 12:00 PM
Loudermilk Center, Room One

 Panel: Brand Partnerships Don’t Just Happen

Wednesday, Oct 4, 2:00 PM
Loudermilk Center, Room One

Panel: A Conversation with Steve Rifkind, Combat Jack, and “A King”

Wednesday, Oct 4, 5:00 PM
Loudermilk Center, Toyota Ballroom

Welcome to ATL Reception presented by ChooseATL

Wednesday, Oct 4, 8:00 PM
Loudermilk Center, Toyota Ballroom
On Thursday the Loudermilk Center will be flurried with insightful events. The day will begin with a brilliant panel of Industry insiders who’ll discuss how they utilize technology, WeWork to be specific, to handle their business. Zaytoven’s Key Kamp will follow, a knowledgeable panel discussing similar topics but instead diving into how to integrate those technical skills with music.

Panel: A Creative Interface: Hip-Hop + Tech presented by WeWork

Thursday, Oct 5, 11:30 AM
Loudermilk Center, Room One

 Workshop: Zaytoven Keys Kamp

Thursday, Oct 5, 1:30 PM
Loudermilk Center, The Studio

Panel: Keys to Artist Development with Today’s Top Managers

Thursday, Oct 5, 3:30 PM
Loudermilk Center, Room Two