GLN ReachOutAbout - Music and Business - Larry Mohl

[Paul Terlemezian]

Please join this session to have a conversation with Larry Mohl. From Engineer to CLO to CEO one thing has remained constant - Larry's passion for creating music. He is launching a new company focused on Music and Business and is eager to gain advice from the Georgia LEARNS Community.

Georgia LEARNS wishes to help Larry connect with those who share his interests and are willing to consider collaborating with him.

ReachoutAbout Format

1. Welcome and introductions
2. Session A – 10 minutes – Larry will present his idea/interests
3. Session B – 10 minutes – Open Q&A with the group focused on clarification from Larry
4. Session C – 10 minutes - Larry is muted and off-camera as the group talks about could be done to address his interests
5. Session D – 10 Minutes – Larry returns and leads open conversation about next steps (potentially to include research, online discussion, and another (collaboration?) meeting.

Join Zoom Meeting - Thursday, June 11 at 11:00 AM Eastern USA

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[Larry Mohl]

Hello. Are you using music @ work in any form? Do you think music has useful applications to business and the workplace?  I would love to hear your thoughts and ideas on these questions and others related to a more intentional approach to music @ work. Thx. Larry

[Paul Terlemezian]

Larry, you taught me about the differences between an orchestra and jazz. What other forms of music might apply as a metaphor of leadership, collaboration, and/or fulfillment. How do we recognize or decide which form would be most effective? Might different forms work for different people focused on the same problem? What are the pros and cons of everyone being required to listen to the same music?