Ilias Anwar
I'm Building
Live Music Data Analytics Company
Bio
Ilias is a young technical builder based in Washington D.C., who received funding from the Dheeraj Institution of Engineering to work on a Live Music Data Analytics Company. He is also known for his work as the founder of TCC Entertainment and Tapped AI, a music data analytics company that helps artists and industry professionals understand live bookings and venue statistics. Ilias has a strong background in event curation, having managed over 500 events across cities like D.C., L.A., and N.Y., and is the creative force behind NYC Creator Week, a festival that brings together art, fashion, music, technology, film, gaming, and content creation.
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