Inside the Playbook: Milana Lewis on What Artists Can Learn From Entrepreneurs

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The Manager's Playbook

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Hosted by Mauricio Ruiz, a music industry executive of 15 years, The Manager's Playbook is your essential podcast for insights into the music industry. Whether you're an artist, aspiring manager, music industry professional, or just passionate about the behind-the-scenes of the music business, this podcast is for you. Mauricio brings you in-depth interviews with top artist managers, entertainment lawyers, and other industry execs. Each episode is packed with valuable tips, real-world experiences, and expert advice to help you navigate the complexities of the music business.

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Inside the Playbook: Milana Lewis on What Artists Can Learn From Entrepreneurs

The Manager's Playbook

18 minutes 5 seconds

1 month ago

Inside the Playbook: Milana Lewis on What Artists Can Learn From Entrepreneurs

In this clip from The Manager’s Playbook, Mauricio Ruiz speaks with Milana Lewis (CEO of Stem) about her journey from having no background in music to becoming a leading entrepreneur in the industry.

Milana explains how building around clear vision and values, and using frameworks like EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System), helped her align her company. She shares why the right team matters more than anything, how creating a culture that learns from failure drives growth, and why investing in employees is non-negotiable.

We also talk about the company retreat that immediately boosted performance, why naivety can be an advantage in innovation, and how borrowing ideas from other industries can break through the limits of traditional music business thinking.

This episode is a playbook for leadership, culture, and building companies that last.

A conversation like this doesn't come cheap.

Listen to the full episode here -

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