The Push Announces Mentees for Live Nation, Frontier, TEG and More

The Push has announced the latest mentees for its Music Industry Mentor Program.

Now in its sixth round, the program places 18-25 year old workers inside music industry companies in a bid to remove barriers to entry and address skills shortages across the sector.

This round’s host organisations are Live Nation, Frontier Touring, TEG, Untitled Group, Fuzzy Operations, and Moshtix.

Check out the latest mentees:

• Ethan Halliday – Festival Operations Assistant, Untitled Group | Mentored by Pantjiti Lawrence, Workforce & Crowd Care Manager
• Shelley Dickson – Event Operations Assistant, Fuzzy Entertainment | Mentored by Hayden Lenord, Event & Logistics Manager
• Hayley Chau – Client & Event Management Assistant, Moshtix | Mentored by Loren Scuderi, Senior Client Manager
• Molly Milner – Sponsorship Assistant, Live Nation | Mentored by Lucy Morris, Commercial Director – Media & Sponsorships
• Hannah Hopwood – VIP Assistant, Live Nation | Mentored by Kat Murphy, VIP Manager
• Sophie King – Tour Operations & Ticketing Assistant, Frontier Touring | Mentored by Chloe Morgan, Operations Manager – Tour Operations & Ticketing
• Daniel Stojkovski – VIP Assistant, TEG | Mentored by Charlie Sennitt, Business Development Manager

According to The Push, 90 percent of participants from the program have secured paid work in the music industry within six to 12 months of finishing their placements.

“A healthy and sustainable music industry requires early career pathways that don’t depend on unpaid work,” The Push CEO Kate Duncan said in a statement.

“Pairing emerging talent with established leaders for practical experience delivers long-term employment and builds careers for artists and future leaders — we know this works, because we’ve seen the results after running decades of music industry mentor programs.”

Expressions of interest for round seven open on Monday, November 2nd and close Monday, November 30th. Click here for more details.