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Breakfast of Champions: Gene Simmons (NAMM Show 2009)

Posted April 7th, 2009 in Live

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"Rock God and Media Mogul" Gene Simmons dropped by the NAMM University "Breakfast of Champions" Session on Thursday morning at the 2009 NAMM Show to share his unique perspectives on marketing and succeeding despite the odds. While NAMM President Joe Lamond barely got a word in edgewise, Gene mesmerized attendees with his quick wit and savvy business advice.


 

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This guy is super wise - wish I was there!

Submitted by hagopt on Sun, 01/17/2010 - 8:56am.
Wish I was there for Gene Simmons. I regularly advise people to read his books. His strategy for music success is very good. eg how to stand out from the competition, putting on your own shows etc.. Love it. http://getyourstage.com/the-music-industry/plenty-for-musicians-to-check...

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