Welcome to the Legally On the Move Festival of Entrepreneurs miniseries, recording live here from the Birmingham NEC. We're going to be diving into some of the sharpest minds across the UK, some of the top CEO, some of the top cutting edge businesses for an exciting, fast-paced series. So stay tuned, get excited and looking forward to delivering even more from the show.In the final episode of this miniseries, we get to speak with Tre Lowe. Tre is an entrepreneur, music producer and founder of SOBO Club. He first rose to fame as part of the UK garage scene with the iconic hit "Body Groove", which continues to generate significant royalties today. With a background in the music industry, Tre has deep experience in copyright, royalties, and the importance of owning intellectual property. In recent years, Tre has transitioned into entrepreneurship, appearing on BBC’s The Apprentice and launching new ventures focused on community and impact. His personal journey—especially following the loss of his brother in 2020—has inspired a philosophy of living with urgency and purpose. At 50, he’s also a new father, embodying resilience, reinvention, and gratitude in both business and life. Stay tuned for the insights that he and our panel of surprise experts have to share as we say goodbye to this year’s Festival of Entrepreneurs.So why should you be listening in? You can hear Rob, Tre and the panel discussing:- How to Be Fearless but Legally Smart as a Creative- Knowing the Difference: Master Rights vs. Publishing Rights- How to Be Wary of 360 Deals- Streaming Royalties Are Low – Ownership Is Key- Making It as a Founder and Co-FounderConnect with Tre Lowe here - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tre-lowe-352035108/

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