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Nissan Wasfie
Nissan Wasfie is a full-time faculty member at Columbia College Chicago, where he teaches economics, entrepreneurship and marketing in the Arts, Entertainment, and Music Management program. In addition, he works with a for-profit art consulting company, where he advises clients on how to develop an aesthetic vision for their art collections.
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Music business professor and art consultant Nissan Wasfie stresses the importance of ethics in the arts industry, and how he advises his students to balance an awareness of artistic integrity with having a successful business.



Shoot Date: December 2007
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