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Last Triumph
FounderJR Hadaway
Nick Morris
Country of originUnited States
LocationMinneapolis, Minnesota
Official websiteLastTriumph.com

Last Triumph is an artist management and booking agency based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It also became the world's first B Corporation certified artist management and booking agency in November 2014.[1]

Company history[edit]

In 2014, Jarod Hadaway, (founder of Last Triumph), was responsible for the launch Createch Studio, based in Arlington Hills area of Saint Paul, Minnesota. It was founded as a community recording studio with the city of Saint Paul to allow young people in the Arlington Hills community to schedule studio time to create and record music. Partnering with the MacArthur Foundation, Createch received a $100,000 grant for the project.[2] During the same year, music produced by the label was featured on Oxygen TV.[3]

In late 2014, the label became the world's first B Corporation certified record label.[4][5]

Last Triumph announced that they would again be hosting The Take Off Tour at SXSW.[6][7]

Artist roster[edit]

External links[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Last Triumph". B Corporation.
  • ^ "Createch Studio, A Creative Technology Space for Teens". Arling ton Hills Community Centre.
  • ^ "Music produced by Last Triumph". Oxygen (TV channel).
  • ^ "Last Triumph profile". B Corporation.
  • ^ "Treefort Music Fest, Planet Bluegrass, and Playing for Change: How B Corps Got Musical". B Corporation. May 16, 2016.
  • ^ "Particle's Mike Daum Announces Solo Tour Playing Customized Smart Guitar". Live For Live Music. February 2, 2016.
  • ^ "The 6th Annual Take Off Tour". The Beat MPLS.

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