As a strategist and producer, I have extensive experience integrating digital media into traditional and experiential campaigns. My unique career track gives me a unique perspective on strategic advertising and marketing opportunities, and the ability to bring a freshness to projects.

Wendy Day founded the not-for-profit Rap Coalition in March of 1992, out of disgust for the way urban artists are unfairly exploited in the music industry. Wanting to shift the balance of power to favor the artists, Wendy dumped her life savings (selling her condo, her stocks and bonds, and her BMW) into starting the advocacy organization to support, educate, protect, and unify hip hop artists and producers—in other words, to keep artists from getting jerked.

She began listening to rap music as a fan in the early 1980s, and turned her passion for rap music into a career in the music business. Since 1992, Rap Coalition has impacted the urban music industry by helping, for free, thousands of artists, DJs, and producers individually, as well as through monthly panel discussions, seminars, demo listening sessions, cipher sessions, showcases, and fair deal negotiations.