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Mr. Bobby Kimberley was shadowed for this assignment. Mr. Kimberley owns a start up company that is based in Toronto and Hamilton, called Young Lion Music Club. Young Lions Music Club is a creative agency which mainly deals with event production, artist representation, brand partnerships and creative services. Young Lions Music Club aids brands from all over the world in reaching their target audiences through memorable, interactive and out-of-the-box music and event experiences. In addition to this, Young Lions Music Club manages a vast roster of artists, ranging from local cover bands such as Dwayne Gretzky to upcoming alternative pop-stars such as Allie X. Young Lions Music Club has put on many creative events, from music festivals to branded

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