Speakers
Jeanne Hamburg
Attorney, NORRIS MCLAUGHLIN PA
With over three decades of experience in virtually every type of soft IP matter, Jeanne Hamburg plays a lead role in litigation and transactions involving copyright and trademark law. Based in Norris McLaughlin, P.A.’s New York City office, she assists domestic and international clients in a broad range of industries with their IP needs, most notably in the financial services, B2B, software as a service (SaaS), consumer-packaged goods (CPG), not-for-profit, and media and entertainment sectors. She has been recognized as a New York Metro Super Lawyer® every year since 2004, an honor only five percent of New York attorneys receive, and has repeatedly been ranked in the World Trademark Review 1000 – The World’s Leading Trademark Professionals, which lists the top 1,000 trademark attorneys in 56 jurisdictions globally. She is also a member of the Media Law & Creative Economy practice group, which she founded and has been ranked Tier 1 in Media Law International (MLI). Jeanne’s wide-ranging clientele includes well-known CPG brands that own valuable intellectual property (IP) rights in novel packaging, designs, and product configurations; the world’s largest interdealer broker of securities and financial instruments; an Ivy League teachers college and its academic press, producers of chemical, industrial, construction, building, and pharmaceutical products; and providers of SaaS and B2B services. She represents the largest publisher of Jewish content in North America, the owner of a world-famous video game, a world-renowned graffiti artist, and the estates of authors of well-known literary works, as well as literary agents, authors, celebrities, podcast creators, documentarians, filmmakers, influencers, and other creatives, along with the talent managers and marketing and creative agencies that represent them.
Kirstin Enlow
Vice President of Talent, Digital Brand Architects (DBA)
Kirstin Enlow is the Vice President of Talent at the talent management company, Digital Brand Architects (DBA), a UTA Company, and has been working in the talent management space for digital creators since 2015. At DBA she oversees a group of Talent Managers and their teams, the TikTok relationship for the company, as well as continuing to manage her client roster consisting of clients such as Jackie Aina, Olivia Ponton, Lauren Wolfe, Aysha Harun, and Hunter McGrady. She has done countless high six figure opportunities for her clients ranging from opportunities in brand endorsements, commercials, product, licensing, literary, podcast, and more, and has been featured in Business Insider and Tubefilter.
Amaris Modesto
Senior Vice President, Influencer, EDELMAN
Amaris is a senior vice president of influencer at Edelman, working at the intersection of influencer, digital and healthcare. She’s led teams through the strategy and development of influencer, social and digital content for a mix of pharma, health and wellness brands including Johnson & Johnson, AstraZeneca, Amgen, Alcon, Haleon, American Optometric Association, and Novartis. Her data-driven influencer and digital strategies inform content programs that engage audiences including HCPs, patients, caregivers and policy-makers. Prior to Edelman, Amaris has supported multiple Fortune 500 brands’ content programs from strategy to execution across healthcare, retail, consumer, technology, financial services and commercial real estate. She is also a multimedia artist who is passionate about social activism and arts education, and proudly serves as a co-facilitator and member at the Prep for Prep Arts Alliance, Sotheby's Art Academy and is a founder of Students Advocating for Young Children.
Tennille Jenkins
Creator, The Tennille Life
Former corporate flight attendant and interior designer, Tennille Jenkins is the co-founder and face of the lifestyle blog and social channels, The Tennille Life, a destination for beauty and lifestyle enthusiasts who love all things self-care. From skincare, body care, makeup, health and wellness, travel, recipes and more, The Tennille Life gives a glimpse of Tennille’s everyday life and passions as well as her adorable content with her two adult daughters, May and Xia. As a woman in her 40's, she's an inspiration to audiences globally for her health and wellness tips, skincare, nutrition, and style, and since going grey in her 20’s, she hopes to inspire women to embrace your natural hair and beauty just the way it is. Her platform is an inspiration to all, and while she is representing for women 40+, she hopes to welcome all ages and backgrounds to chase your dreams. Tennille has been featured by WWD, Cosmopolitan, Allure, and more.
Carol Francis
Operations, Legal, and Financial, The Tennille Life
Carol Francis is a dynamic force with over 20 years in IT, Project Management, and Online Marketing, who saw the need for more representation of women her age in digital spaces. Teaming up with her best friend, Tennille Jenkins, she co-founded The Tennille Life, a lifestyle blog that quickly became a trusted destination for beauty, fashion, and wellness enthusiasts. As the behind-the-scenes partner, Carol oversees TTL’s operations, legal, and financial aspects, while also mentoring other influencers on treating their brands as businesses. Her mission is simple yet powerful: to inspire others to embrace aging boldly, proving that life and beauty only get better with time.
Let’s Talk Creative Economy (Legal Edition)
A plethora of legal issues face talent managers, brand agencies creators and other participants in the Creative Economy. They have never been more in need of guidance from experienced legal counsel.
Issues include:
- Using (and doing due diligence before deploying) cutting edge technology, including Artificial Intelligence, in brand campaigns
- Rights clearance of third-party work like music, slogans and other content in campaigns as well as publicity rights clearance
- Compliance with FTC rules and regulations
- Cultivating and protecting creator brands
- Name Image Likeness (“NIL”) licensing
Join us for a panel discussion moderated by Jeanne Hamburg, founder of the Creative Economy and Media Law Practice at the law firm Norris McLaughlin. Jeanne will talk with panelists about the array of legal issues they have confronted and how legal guidance was essential in shaping their decision-making.
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