Mom’s Who Rock: Parenting and Professional Balance at The NAMM Show

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On Saturday, January 24th, The Women’s International Music Network hosted Mom’s Who Rock: Parenting and Professional Balance at The NAMM Show.
 
Motherhood in the music industry brings a unique set of challenges – and superpowers. From managing late nights on tour to juggling ZOOM meetings and school pickups, moms in music are rewriting the rules of work-life balance in a fast-paced, ever-changing industry.
 
Moderated by WiMN founder Laura B. Whitmore. She’s joined with:

Watch the full panel:

 
 
 
 
 
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Natalie Morrison
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With over ten years of experience in the music products industry, Natalie brings projects with purpose to life. Currently, she serves as the Senior Segment Marketing Specialist for Education at the Yamaha Corporation of America by championing, advocating, and connecting music educators in the industry and executing Yamaha's strategic vision around the company's continued support and commitment to music education. Natalie serves as a storyteller through several different mediums, from writing to co-founding, hosting, and producing Women of NAMM's ReVoicing the Future Podcast, created almost five years ago, aims to provide a platform to learn from and celebrate women's voices and career journeys within NAMM's focus areas of music products, non-profit/education and pro-audio industries, with the ultimate goal of helping to build an industry with more equitable gender representation. Additionally, she serves on the NAMM Young Professionals (YP)Board of Directors as the marketing committee chair, helping to lead NAMM YP's marketing strategy and how it supports NAMM's mission and the industry's future leaders. Natalie is also the brand and content manager for the Arts Ed Data Project, a non-profit that utilizes data as a catalyst to increase access and participation in music education across the country. In 2025, Natalie was named one of the inaugural members of Music Inc Magazine's 5 Under 45.
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