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Henry Marsden

Henry Marsden is the founder of Fix Music, a company helping music rights owners maximise catalog value through data-driven technology. With a background as a session musician, including touring with Elton John, Henry transitioned into the business side of music in 2014, building several companies since that focus on leveraging data. These include a venture-backed startup, Creatr Club, and two music publishing catalogs.

His first publishing venture, Bespoke, grew into a renowned indie publisher, amassing 110+ million streams with songs recorded by Avril Lavigne, Machine Gun Kelly, and The Vamps before being acquired in 2023. Since learning the ropes by building collections infrastructure and software for publishing catalogs, Henry has since worked directly on some of the world’s most iconic catalogs, and with some of the industry’s most celebrated artists and songwriters as a partner at ATM Catalog Management, which he left in 2025 to launch Fix.

He regularly chairs panels at industry events, including for the MPA, where he sits on both the Futures Group and the Popular Music Publishers committees. At Fix Music, Henry combines creative and entrepreneurial experience to address the complexities of rights data- deploying AI to connect vast data sets that unlocks significant margins for clients through scalable catalog insights.

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Oscar Stenderup Nielsen

MUSEIQ is building a better payment ecosystem for artists. We’re combining traditional music streaming with new ways for creators to earn — including events, fan support, and content sharing like photos and videos. Our mission is to fix what’s broken in the current system and give artists more control, more visibility, and more revenue. MUSEIQ is proud to support MiCannes and stand with those shaping the future of music.

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Mandy Salem-Aubry

Mandy Salem-Aubry

With thirty years of international music industry experience, Mandy Salem-Aubry’s work is grounded in practical solutions, cross-cultural understanding, and long-term value. She is the founder of MSA Music Services, where she draws on her experience to advise on music publishing infrastructure, catalogue management, and global rights administration. She helps clients streamline operations and improve their management and collection of royalties across different markets.

In addition to her publishing work, Mandy collaborates with music startups, supporting their business development, connecting them with partners, clients, and investors, and helping them build professional networks and stronger market positions.

Education and mentoring are central to her work. She delivers workshops and lectures for music business students and companies building their internal publishing knowledge. As an experienced mentor, she supports emerging professionals and founders through various industry programmes.

She is also a moderator who curates and leads panels at music conferences. Her sessions are designed to be inclusive, original, and valuable, encouraging knowledge-sharing and honest conversation. For the second year, she is the Conference Programme Coordinator for Athens Music Week, overseeing the event’s programming and contributing to its role as a key platform for industry discussion and networking.

Mandy is an active and former board member of the Association for Electronic Music (AFEM). She is also a trained mental health first aider and speaks openly about freelance life, well-being, and menopause in the music industry, encouraging more supportive and sustainable working conditions.

Earlier in her career, she led international marketing and promotion at Roadrunner Records for nine years. She then spent a decade at the publishing administration company Fintage House and five years at Songtrust, where she focused on business development, particularly in Africa, and supported the company’s international growth.

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Jessica Ibgui

CEO of Warm Music – Big Green Bamboo Publishing

Managing Director – ASCOT Music Publishing

Jessica Ibgui entered the music business at 19 years old, following a degree in management. She started interning with Scorpio Music, Edel Music France, and EMI France before being hired as a PR for niche market music promotion with EMI.

She worked on several beautiful projects in collaboration with many artists such as Radiohead, Blur, Supergrass, Iron Maiden, D’Angelo, Dilated People, Telepopmusik, Doctor John…

It was also during that time that she launched Warm Music, in 2001, working with DJs on underground electro projects.

With Warm, she signed acts ranging from electro pop and electro Jazz to hip hop and folk.

In May 2001, she left Paris to experience living in New York City. It was during that time that she started to build bridges with a large business network in the US.

With time, Jessica pulled out of music production to focus on publishing, sync, and licensing.

Little by little she became a notorious sync agent specializing in the US market. Early 2000’s, she started collaborating closely with Bridget O’Gara Bloom, the duet developed an efficient dynamic from LA to Paris (Europe), prospecting and concluding syncs deals for Warm, but also representing catalogs like Wagram, Atmosphériques, Native Tongue, Remark, Roy Music, Dreyfus Music, Sober&Gentle, Ascot Music…. And artists directly, such as Wax Tailor, Brigitte, Kool Keith, Yeti Beats, Hocus Pocus…

Jessica Ibgui is known for her involvement, professionalism, and passion in her activities, practiced with devotion for creators. She has built along the years a strong and respected reputation in the music industry.

Miss Ibgui talks regularly as speaker or relevant moderator at different conferences such as: Soeurs Jumelles, MIDEM, ADE, MUSEXPO, Reeperbahn Festival, MiCannes, MaMa fest, IMS, Paris Electronic Week, …

Simultaneously, from 2012 to 2020, Jessica was working for Budde Music Group, in the Paris office, she built their Creative Department and then excelled as their Senior Marketing, Sync & Licensing Manager.

After a deserved activity break during pandemic, Warm Music re-adapted itself to focus on music supervision & music publishing.

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Nina Condron

Nina Condron is Head of Europe – Mixlo / A&R at Unchained Music.

Nina is a senior music industry executive with over 10 years of experience and a renowned public speaker. She helps music companies in their expansion and growth and currently supports Mixlo a disruptive streaming startup in their activities across Europe and provides A&R services for Un:Chained Music who are revolutionizing the label services game. Additionally, she’s helping to source catalogues of artists and labels through a shared ownership agreement helps achieve over a 13x multiple return on exit – one of the highest in the market.