Jeremy Holley is a Co-Founder of FlyteVu, a full-service entertainment marketing agency founded in 2015 that connects brands to consumers via the power of pop culture and purpose.Under Holley’s leadership, FlyteVu has been named to Inc. 5000’s ‘Fastest-Growing Private Companies in America’ for the past 3 years, Adweek’s Fastest Growing Agencies List for 2021 ranked in the top 75, Chief Marketer’s Top 200 Marketing Agencies List for 2022 and 2021, Nashville Business Journal’s 2020 Largest Advertising Agencies List, with an impressive roster of former and current clients including American Red Cross, Barefoot Wines, Bumble, Cracker Barrel, David’s Bridal, Enterprise, Norwegian Cruise Line, Spotify, Tennessee Tourism, Tractor Supply Company, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Victoria’s Secret PINK and many others. Over the years, FlyteVu has supported a multitude of non-profit organizations through its employee ‘FlyteVu Gives Back’ program and donor-advised fund.FlyteVu is known for creating first-of-its-kind campaigns that give back to the community and/or help shape culture. FlyteVu’s campaigns have collectively earned multiple awards including multiple Clio Awards, Shorty Social Good Award, an Emmy Award, a GRAMMY Award, Davey Awards, and named to the Cannes Lions Shortlist.Holley has been recognized as one of Billboard’s ‘Country Power Players’ (2018-2022), Billboard’s 2018 and 2019 ‘Top Branding Power Players’, and ‘Nashville’s Power Players’ from 2017 through 2019. He was recognized as one of Billboard's ‘Top 40 Under 40’ in 2015 and Billboard’s ‘Top 30 Under 30 Executives in the Music and Entertainment Industry' in 2007, as well as one of ‘Billboard’s Twitter 140: Music-Industry Characters You Need to Follow’ in 2011 and 2012. Holley is a contributing writer for Forbes and Adweek, serves on the Academy of Country Music and Family First (All Pro Dads) boards, the Recording Academy's Education Committee, is a 2013 Leadership Music Alumni, and previously served on the Recording Academy’s Advocacy & Event Committees. Holley was previously SVP of Consumer & Interactive Marketing at Warner Music Nashville and played a key role in building Warner Music's multiple rights (360) business overseeing all aspects of creative, digital, and strategic marketing. He and his team created unprecedented partnerships (Uber, Pepsi, Samsung, JC Penney, and more) and collaborations between artists, brands, and digital platforms including YouTube, Shazam, Snapchat, and SoundCloud.