Carolyn Brewer
Carolyn “Bree” Brewer is the dynamic CEO of SkyBlueReighn, LLC, a cutting-edge, full-spectrum entertainment company headquartered in Los Angeles. With a career spanning the pinnacle of the music industry—including pivotal roles at World Movement Records, Heartless Records, and the legendary Death Row Records—Carolyn has established herself as a force in brand building, marketing, and promotions. Navigating a male-dominated industry with laser focus and tenacity, Carolyn honed her leadership skills under industry titans like Kevin Black and Johnnie Walker. Her expertise as a thought leader has been featured in The Source, Jet Magazine, The LA Times, and across major media platforms like Power 106 and VH1. Beyond her corporate success, Carolyn is dedicated to elevating women in entertainment. As the Vice President of Operations West for NABFEME (National Association of Black Female Executives in Music and Entertainment), she drives economic opportunities and mentorship for women of color. Looking ahead, Carolyn is committed to leveraging her success to launch a foundation dedicated to finding a cure for Parkinson’s disease, honoring her father’s legacy.
Cheryl Foster
Carolyn “Bree” Brewer is the dynamic CEO of SkyBlueReighn, LLC, a cutting-edge, full-spectrum entertainment company headquartered in Los Angeles. With a career spanning the pinnacle of the music industry—including pivotal roles at World Movement Records, Heartless Records, and the legendary Death Row Records—Carolyn has established herself as a force in brand building, marketing, and promotions. Navigating a male-dominated industry with laser focus and tenacity, Carolyn honed her leadership skills under industry titans like Kevin Black and Johnnie Walker. Her expertise as a thought leader has been featured in The Source, Jet Magazine, The LA Times, and across major media platforms like Power 106 and VH1. Beyond her corporate success, Carolyn is dedicated to elevating women in entertainment. As the Vice President of Operations West for NABFEME (National Association of Black Female Executives in Music and Entertainment), she drives economic opportunities and mentorship for women of color. Looking ahead, Carolyn is committed to leveraging her success to launch a foundation dedicated to finding a cure for Parkinson’s disease, honoring her father’s legacy.