Pictured (L-R, top row): Avery King, Victoria Chaitoff, Luke Pierce, Sean Fallon, Rachel Guttmann, Ryan Cunningham; (L-R, middle row): Ritz McCain, Skyler Clark-Hamel, Nina Schollnick, Chris Fairbank, Darcie Van Etten, Brianna Holko; (L-R, bottom row): Paul Ermlich, Jenn DiChiara, Jenna Smith, Mollie Jones, Tatiana Angulo, Brian O’Neil
The Society of Leaders in Development (SOLID) has elected a new Board for the organization’s 24th year. The 2021 Executive Board includes President Avery King (Elicity Public Relations), Vice President Victoria Chaitoff (Warner Music Nashville), Treasurer Luke Pierce (WORKS Entertainment), and Secretary Sean Fallon (Indian Moon).
SOLID Committee Chairs for 2021:
Communications Chair: Jenna Smith (SESAC)
Communications Co-Chair: Jenn DiChiara (Reliant Talent Agency)
Education Chair: Nina Schollnick (CSM Management)
Education Co-Chair: Tatiana Angulo (ISA + JUDE)
Social Chair: Rachel Guttmann (Taylor Guttmann, PLLC)
Social Co-Chair: Mollie Jones (Paradigm)
Community Outreach Chair: Ritz McCain (Spotify)
Community Outreach Co-Chair: Paul Ermlich (G7 Entertainment Marketing)
Ambassadorship Chair: Skyler Clark-Hamel (SkyHi Entertainment)
Ambassadorship Co-Chair: Chris Fairbank (Triple 8 Management)
Music Market Chair: Darcie Van Etten (Country Radio Seminar)
Music Market Co-Chair: Ryan Cunningham (NSAI)
Music Market Co-Chair: Brianna Holko (Mojo Music & Media)
The SOLID Alumni Board also announced the re-election of its incumbent president, Brian O’Neil (Constellation Management). Board members include Johnny Cloherty (Songfluencer), Claire Rex (Triple 8 Management), Amy Kadish (Wiatr & Associates), and Erin Pettit (FBMM).
“I’m extremely proud of how both our 2020 board and the members of our newly elected 2021 board worked tirelessly during our industry’s most unprecedented year,” said 2021 President Avery King. “Throughout the past year, SOLID was able to launch a major new philanthropic initiative, SOLID Shares, and create a diversity and inclusion task force that not only impacts our membership, but also the Nashville community as a whole. This board has big shoes to fill, but I truly believe that this group of dedicated and innovative individuals are up to the challenge of creating an incredible experience, whether virtual or in-person, for all of our membership.”
SOLID began 24 years ago with a vision to develop a community for music industry professionals to network and brainstorm together, while also providing educational opportunities for entry to mid-level professionals. SOLID hosts several education panels, networking events, and philanthropic opportunities throughout the year. In 2020, SOLID mentored over 100 college students, launched new philanthropic initiative SOLID Shares, and created a diversity and inclusion task force comprising board members, current members and alumni.
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