WHO WE ARE AND WHAT WE DO
Who We Are
Lamb Management & Consulting is a Georgia-based music and entertainment advocacy firm rooted in faith, purpose, and a calling to serve. With over 20 years of experience in community engagement and government relations, we champion the rights of music creators through strategic action and heartfelt service.
Our passion for music is both professional and spiritual—born from firsthand experience in performance, artist relations, record label operations, procurement, and corporate lobbying. We believe that creativity is a divine gift, and we are committed to protecting it through fair compensation, copyright integrity, and sustainable music ecosystems.
Though we advocate for music creators of all genres and backgrounds, our foundation is built on Christian principles of stewardship, compassion, and truth. We approach every partnership with humility, excellence, and a calling to uplift voices that reflect the beauty and diversity of God’s creation.
At Lamb, we see our work as an offering—where advocacy becomes ministry, and creativity reflects the image of God. Guided by faith and fortified by experience, we work to build a music industry where dignity, excellence, and divine purpose intersect. We strive to elevate every voice, protect every gift, and shape a music industry where righteousness, excellence, and faith move in harmony.
What We Do
We champion:
Music education in public and private schools, advocating for curricula that inspire future creators.
Diverse music ecosystems that honor all genres, cultures, and independent artists, while promoting local economic growth.
Music industry legislation focused on fair compensation, copyright reform, and creator rights.
We collaborate year-round with industry allies, schools, local creators, community leaders, and policymakers to advance music-friendly policies at every level of government. Through education and strategic advocacy, we work to ensure Georgia’s music creators, educators, and communities have a seat at the decision-making table—because as the saying goes, “If you're not at the table, you're on the menu.”