An executive producer of films and music recordings, Bruce Furst leads Ashber Corporation as president. Concurrent to this role, Bruce Furst serves as the chief executive officer of Intergalactic Royalty Operations Corporation (iRoc). Anticipating the advancement of space travel, iRoc aims to license and distribute royalties for the performance of members' copyrighted works anywhere off of planet Earth. This includes performances of works on any planet within the Milky Way Galaxy other than Earth and its stratosphere, which extends 31 miles from Earth’s surface. In addition to distributing royalties, iRoc plans to develop effective marketing for brands interested in distributing products in space. In preparing for these endeavors, Bruce Furst met with NASA at the Johnson Space Center in Houston to explore NASA’s capacity to provide iRoc with verification of music and data to be projected to other planets. Led by experienced entertainment industry professionals, iRoc aims to create “a digital handshake between branded entertainment content and outer space.”
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Since 2000, Bruce Furst has served as president of the Ashber Corporation, a company specializing in brand licensing and music production. Outside of work, Bruce Furst gives back to the community through his support of multiple organizations, including Amnesty International, an organization committed to protecting human rights at home and around the world. Recently, Amnesty International announced that Alicia Keys and Indigenous Peoples, a group that fights for native rights in Canada, are the winners of its prestigious Ambassador of Conscience Award for 2017. This award recognizes people and organizations who have done the greatest work in championing human rights. Alicia Keys has used her popularity as a musical artist to make a real impact in the United States and abroad. She founded Keep a Child Alive, which provides assistance to families impacted by HIV in Africa and India, and the We Are Here Movement, which seeks to mobilize youth to social action. Indigenous Peoples fights to change the situation of native men, women, and children in Canada. These individuals remain among the most marginalized people in Canadian society due to decades of public apathy and silence. The group aims to break this silence and rally support for indigenous rights. |
AuthorWith over 20 years of experience in the entertainment industry, Bruce Furst boasts significant expertise in film and music licensing. Archives
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