Jeremy Peters is the Director of Creative and Business Affairs for Ghostly Songs (http://www.ghostlysongs.com/). Since joining Ghostly in 2003 he's risen thru the ranks from intern to directing the operations of the group's publishing, copyright administration, master licensing, original composition, and music supervision activities. Jeremy has worked on projects with brands such as Nike, Victoria's Secret, FIJI Water, HUMMER, Motorola, Ford, Chevy, and Sprint/Nextel as well as numerous Television, Video Game, and Film projects.

In his non-existant spare time, he is the co-founder of an indie imprint, Quite Scientific Records (http://www.quitescientific.com/), is part of the group that organizes 826Michigan's Mittenfest (http://www.mittenfest.org/) and currently serves on the Board of Directors of 826michigan (http://ww.826michigan.org/), as Co-Chair of the American Association of Independent Music's (http://www.a2im.org/) Licensing and Publishing Committee.

He graduated from the University of Michigan with a BA in Political Science and Music, and has recorded and/or performed with The University of Michigan Men's Glee Club, The Friars, Western Michigan University's Gold Company II, the University Musical Society's Choral Union, the Lakeshore Chamber Singers, the Choir of Christ Church, Grosse Pointe, Chris Bathgate, The Silent Years, Matt Jones, Fred Thomas, Frontier Ruckus and others.

Seth Bloom is the President and Founder of Bloom Strategic Counsel, PLLC, a Washington, DC based law and lobbying firm. Mr. Bloom, the former long time General Counsel of the U.S. Senate Antitrust Subcommittee, is an attorney with extensive governmental and private sector experience in antitrust and competition law. He possesses substantial experience with the critical regulatory and competition issues facing key industries including telecommunications, media, Internet, and high tech; and health care.

Bloom Strategic Counsel’s client list has consisted of leading companies and associations, including the American Association of Independent Music (A2IM). Mr. Bloom has represented A2IM on music licensing reform and competition issues. He has also represented a number of companies on merger and acquisition transactions including Pfizer, MillerCoors, Aetna, and Comcast. In July 2013, Mr. Bloom was named to the Advisory Board of the American Antitrust Institute.

Prior to founding Bloom Strategic Counsel in March 2013, Mr. Bloom spent nearly 14 years in the U.S. Senate on the Judiciary Committee’s Antitrust Subcommittee, the last four years as its General Counsel.

Mr. Bloom has been frequently been called on to serve as an expert speaker and has been quoted frequently in the press regarding antitrust, competition, and music policy issues, including in the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Reuters, and National Public Radio.

Prior to beginning his service at the Senate in 1999, Mr. Bloom spent three years as a trial attorney at the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division. Prior to that, Mr. Bloom spent eleven years as an attorney with Washington, DC law firms, practicing in the area of complex commercial litigation. He holds a J.D. degree from the University of Pennsylvania and a BA from the University of Rochester.