Every week I hunt for the most interesting people in entertainment on LinkedIn.

It's one of my favourite parts of my job.

This week my search led me to these three awesome founders:
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​Alicia Yaffe​

Co-founder of Living Album Experience, a company turning music albums into live walk-through experiences.

She's building new revenue streams for musicians who can't or don't want to sell tickets and merch — so they can keep sharing their music without the gruelling life of touring.

She talked about wanting artists to know that their art is valid and important and that really stuck with me.

​Bryn Mooser​

Co-founder of Asteria. I listened to a few of his recent podcast interviews and am still thinking about the way he talked about AI companies in entertainment.

He impressed upon the importance of filmmakers actually being in the room when AI companies are building tools for Hollywood.

Because what these companies are creating and what filmmakers actually need are different.

​Neil Chakravarti​

Neil has a background in YouTube businesses, and as an entrepreneur and investor, he's hunting for the next financeable format in location-based immersive entertainment.

My conversation with Neil gave me a clearer picture of what investors are looking for in live entertainment and where the gap is in how founders talk about their product versus what investors actually need to hear.

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Give these three a follow and remember...

There is no downside to putting yourself out there and sharing your expertise.

You'd be surprised how many people want to learn from you, work for you, hear you speak, partner with you, buy from you or invest in you.

But they've got to find you first.