Scholastic Survey with jeffstaple: Kobi Wu-Pasmore of New York University
Kobi Wu-Pasmore teaches Curated Live Music Events and Cultural Branding at the Clive Davis

Kobi Wu-Pasmore teaches Curated Live Music Events and Cultural Branding at the Clive Davis Institute at NYU. Harnessing her early background in hip-hop and later experience as Founder and Creative Director at Lyonshare Communications, Inc, the experiential marketing professional now imparts this wealth of experience to NYU students across topics in marketing. The course aims to equip students with entrepreneurship ability above the artistic aspects of being a professional musician, sharing insight across touring, performance, brand partnership and engagements. Wu-Pasmore shares her views here with jeffstaple and Scholastic Survey as part of the current caliber of students and what this bodes for the future of the creative music industry.
Education is undoubtedly a foundation of any culture and society. The very success of society hinges on a proper reinforcement that engages the people in acquiring and disseminating knowledge. Sharing a common interest in the continued focus on bringing education and learning to the forefront, HBTV and jeffstaple of Staple Design are partnering to create a new series titled Scholastic Survey which consists of online episodes exploring the importance and necessity of placing our best interests in education. In a time and place where education has been relegated to the back burner amidst budgetary cuts and misdirected spending in the United States, now more than ever is a time to look into the unrepairable damage that comes with an uneducated society.