In celebration of Black Music Month, the National Collegiate Entertainers Group (NCEG) is proud to introduce our groundbreaking vision for a new pathway into the music industry. We are officially launching our campaign, “MOGULS,” aimed at establishing an "NCAA for the Music Industry."
“MOGULS” is a college student-led fundraising initiative designed to restore support for K-12 music, technology, and arts programs. Our mission is to reinstate national funding for these critical programs by creating a commercially viable incentive for companies to invest in the professional development of music entrepreneurs.
Founded in 2016 by college students in metro Atlanta, NCEG is a nonprofit organization that hosts panels, concerts, and competitions. Our vision is to empower the next generation of music industry leaders through education and real-world experience.
Throughout this campaign, college students will perform in various locations around the city, raising awareness and collecting donations for this cause. Proceeds from our concerts, tours, and college music competitions will contribute to funding a national scholarship program for high school seniors.
Our founder, Derek Jackson, alongside a strong and established executive board of music industry professionals, is dedicated to ensuring the success of this initiative. We believe that by creating an "NCAA for the Music Industry," we can provide a sustainable and impactful way for companies to support the arts and foster the growth of future music moguls.
For more information about the NCEG and the “MOGULS” campaign or to donate, please visit www.nceg.org.
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Dasha Ware
About NCEG
The National Collegiate Entertainers Group (NCEG) is a nonprofit organization founded in 2016 by college students in metro Atlanta. NCEG hosts panels, concerts, and competitions to promote the professional development of aspiring music entrepreneurs. Our mission is to support and empower the next generation of music industry leaders through education and real-world experience.