Dan Goldberg is the CEO of Loud House Group, a brands and experiences company putting artists first and delivering memories to superfans across the globe. Focused on music and culture, the Loud House team is working with artists and creatives to create long-term equity through a blend of innovative brands, versatile channels and strategic partnerships. The company is vertically integrated with a proprietary blanks business and an in-house brand incubation lab that works with artists and creatives to develop merchandise, brands and experiences.Goldberg’s expertise spans over 20 years and he is one of the few executives in the sector who is regarded as both a strategist and an operator (as well as a recovering lawyer). He is considered an expert on building and monetizing the superfan, the critical need for technology integration in the sector and the value of the artist narrative across the brand and merchandising space.Before joining Loud House, Goldberg was hand-picked to lead building a Music and Entertainment business inside of Fanatics, where he built out the new vertical from scratch. Goldberg created a new revenue stream for the company and developed deep relationships in the music community for the sports merchandising giant by pairing together iconic artists with significant sports brands such as The Weeknd x PSG, Luke Combs x NFL, and Fall Out Boy x NBA.Previously, he was SVP of Warner Music Artist Services, overseeing Warner Music’s global e-commerce, tour merchandising, VIP Experiences, ticketing, and fan clubs businesses, as well as global CRM strategy. Additionally, he led a team of digital strategists, operations experts, and like-minded fanatics who drove revenue and fan engagement by placing the right offers in front of the right fans at the right time for top talent including Ed Sheeran, Bruno Mars, Metallica, Muse, Cardi B, Lizzo, twenty one pilots, Grateful Dead and many others.Prior to that, Goldberg oversaw business development for Roadrunner Records, briefly practiced entertainment law at the Davis Firm, and ran the legendary Fat Beats. He is an advisor to Atvenu, Merch.co, and Oxford Pennant as well as a board member for Vestry Concerts, and has served as a consultant and advisor for various consumer-focused brands and companies. 
Goldberg is a graduate of Brooklyn Law School, a member of the New York Bar, and has participated in Columbia’s executive leadership program. A Long Island native, he lives in the TriState area with his family and dogs and enjoys boxing, cocktails and New York Hardcore.