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    Michael Schulz

    Head of Signature Artists at Fender Musical Instruments Corporation

    Michael Schulz is the Head of Signature Artists at Fender Musical Instruments Corporation, based in the Greater Los Angeles Area.1 He has been in this role since January 2020, where he leads the development, planning, and management of artist Signature projects.1 Schulz is responsible for elevating the Fender brand through artist projects and key relationships, serving as the central point of contact between the Artist Marketing team and the Product and Marketing teams for artist-centric products.1

    Prior to his current position, Schulz had a long career at Fender:

    • Artist Relations Manager (September 2009 - January 2020)
    • Artist Relations Representative (September 2007 - September 2009)
    • Inside Sales Representative (October 2005 - 2007)1

    Schulz's expertise lies in developing relationships with renowned bands and artists throughout his career.1 He has a proven track record of creating signature instrument products that have resulted in high-level sales, fostering winning connections, and creating strong relationships in the music industry.1

    Schulz holds a Bachelor's degree in Marketing from Arizona State University, which he obtained between 2001 and 2005.1 His work at Fender involves collaborating with various artists to create signature guitar models, such as those for Britt Daniel of Spoon and Lincoln Brewster.2

    Highlights

    Jan 7 · youtube.com
    Exclusive Interview with Michael Schulz at #Fender! - YouTube
    Exclusive Interview with Michael Schulz at #Fender! - YouTube
    Jul 18 · gospelmusic.org
    Lincoln Brewster Added to Fender's Signature Guitar Series Lineup
    Jan 1 · fender.com
    Artist Guitars | Fender Electric Guitars
    Jan 1 · fender.com
    Artist Models | Fender Electric Guitars

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