Benom Plumb

Benom Plumb is an Associate Professor and Program Director for Music Industry Studies & Music Management at University of the Pacific's Conservatory of Music. Previously, he taught at the University of Colorado Denver for seven years. He holds a BM from the University of Texas, Arlington and an MM in Music Business from the University of Miami's Frost School of Music. His expertise spans music publishing, licensing, and royalties, with professional experience at Bluewater Music in Nashville and roles at Red Rocks Amphitheater. Plumb authored Georgia Rambler: The Life and Music of Neely Plumb and has been cited in peer-reviewed journals like the Cardozo Arts & Entertainment Law Journal. He is a member of The Recording Academy and the MEIEA Journal Editorial Board. Creative projects include his rock band 'Professor Plumb' and electronic project 'The Jolly Backbeat.'

• Education:
• Bachelor of Music, University of Texas, Arlington
• Master of Music in Music Business, University of Miami
• Affiliations:
• SESAC Songwriter/Publisher Member
• Bluewater Music, Gravelpit Music, Symphonic Distribution Representation

His research focuses on music industry dynamics, including publishing rights and cultural impacts. He has advised on live music recovery post-pandemic and emphasizes relationship-building in the industry. Plumb balances academic rigor with creative ventures, reflecting his dual passion for music business and performance.