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Jocelyn Kane is Executive Director of San Francisco's Entertainment Commission, which is charged with ensuring the health and vitality of all indoor and outdoor entertainment venues in the City.
In all her volunteer work, Jocelyn's agenda is to make the lives of the Bay Area's working musicians healthier, easier, and cheaper. To that end, she is actively pursuing the following agenda:
to ensure health care is provided for all musicians living in San Francisco,
open up a welcome/resource center for SF musicians,
create exposure opportunities for musicians at the San Francisco Airport and create Local Music on Hold program for the City of San Francisco's 311 system.
Jocelyn currently serves on the boards of Bread & Roses, West Coast Songwriters Association, and Site & Sound, and is on the Advisory Boards for Musician National Service Initiative, and the Bay Bridged.
Jocelyn speaks at workshops and panels around the Bay Area and beyond, including SXSW (Austin), CMJ (NYC), SF Music Tech Conference, West Coast Songwriters Assocaition Conference, California Lawyers for the Arts, NARAS (the Grammys), San Francisco State University Music Program, and many more.
Jocelyn is also the founder of Motogirl Productions, an SF-based artist development company. Motogirl Productions works with large and small artists in various genres, to help them understand the "business" of music and how to reach individual goals effectively in one of the toughest industries around. Motogirl Productions co-produced Nadine's Wild Weekend, a rock festival, was the talent buyer for a rock club in the Mission District of San Francisco, and booked & produced much larger events at music venues around the Bay Area.
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