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"What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters compared to what lies within us- RWE"

POSITION

Vice President, Relationship Manager in transition

COMPANY DETAILS

N/A

WEBSITE

www.craigisaac.com

ARTISTS/WRITERS I REPRESENT

My primary work has been with Film and Television Composers in the Los Angeles and New York area.

GENRES I NEED OR REPRESENT

All Genres

INFLUENCES

Richard Bellis, Bruce Broughton, David Ellman, Leeds Levy

GROUPS & ASSOCIATION INVOLVEMENT

California Copyright Conference, Society of Composers & Lyricists

I AM INTERESTED IN

in finding new contacts
in career opportunities
in new ventures businesses
in job inquires

BRAGGING RIGHTS

Craig Isaac was most recently a Relationship Manager in City National Bank's Entertainment Division where he spent the last three years managing financial solutions for a high priority client portfolio of small business managers, leading entertainers, executives, film and television composers, non-profits, and production companies. Repeatedly a top-performer during his 10+ years in private banking in Southern California, Craig has a proven track record in exceeding client expectations, and supporting the entertainment community through dedicated efforts in non-profit organizations.

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WHEN I'M NOT WORKING

I am social networking, developing websites, or watching the NFL.

PROJECT I'M CURRENTLY WORKING ON

Campaigning to be elected to the California Copyright Conference Board of Directors.

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