The video transcript captures a vibrant discussion centered on the empowerment of women and girls in the music industry through mentorship, advocacy, and creating supportive opportunities. The session is moderated by a host introducing two prominent women, Emery Franklin and Tiffany Delilah Miranda, who share their personal journeys navigating the challenges of a male-dominated music industry. Both highlight the importance of mentorship programs like See Her Hear Her, which aims to amplify female voices in music, both in front of and behind the microphone, addressing the stark gender disparity in music production, songwriting, and performing. Tiffany, the founder of Girls Make Beats, shares how her struggles inspired her nonprofit to empower young girls as producers, DJs, and engineers. Emery reflects on her mentorship by Sheryl Crow, which provided guidance, credibility, and exposure pivotal for her career growth. The conversation stresses the importance of brands and individuals leveraging their resources, networks, and platforms to create pathways for female talent. They discuss meaningful partnerships, including with major brands like Barbie and Toyota, emphasizing mentorship’s transformational effect beyond music, inspiring girls to pursue diverse professional roles. The discussion closes with actionable advice for women and girls entering the industry—trusting intuition, choosing supportive teams, and persevering despite societal challenges. The session encourages wider community involvement in nurturing and amplifying female talent, underscoring an ongoing imperative to reshape the industry’s culture for inclusivity and equity.

All& co-founder Jennifer Breithaupt earns recognition among Billboard's Most Powerful Women in Music, celebrating her pioneering work bridging financial services and entertainment culture. Her strategic leadership in music marketing showcases the cultural intelligence and cross-industry expertise that drives All&'s approach to authentic brand storytelling.

All& co-founder Jennifer Breithaupt earns Ad Age's Women to Watch recognition for her transformative marketing leadership at Citi. This early industry acknowledgment highlights the innovative thinking and strategic excellence that would define her career—demonstrating the proven track record and visionary approach she brings to All&'s practice.