Lisa Jenkins - Managing Legends: Lisa's Journey in Music - LEADING LADIES

EPISODE 18With more than 25 years of experience guiding Grammy-winning and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame artists, Lisa Jenkins has built a career defined by integrity, strategy, and a deep respect for artistry. Lisa has been a driving force behind key milestones in Peter Frampton’s career, from his Grammy win in 2007 to his New York Times bestselling memoir Do You Feel Like I Do?, and his 2024 induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.Lisa began her career in the 1980s, working with artists including Laura Branigan and later supporting acts such as The Mavericks, Lucinda Williams, Junior Brown, and Jack Ingram. As part of Gold Mountain Entertainment, FCC Management, and later Nuages Music, she developed a reputation for her calm leadership, meticulous organization, and artist-first approach.From 2006 through 2024, she served as an Artist Manager at Vector Management, overseeing every facet of her clients’ creative and professional lives, from touring and recording to branding, media, and publishing. Her collaborative and compassionate management style has earned her the trust of artists and industry peers alike.Currently, Lisa is the Executive Producer of Peter Frampton’s upcoming documentary and remains active within the industry through her involvement in The Recording Academy, Leadership Music, and Music Columbus, where she serves as Secretary of the Board.She believes success in the music business isn’t about rigid methods or formulas, it’s about kindness, professionalism, and staying true to yourself.In this episode of the Leading Ladies podcast, Lisa shares her journey in music, from modeling to managing Peter Frampton for over 26 years. She discusses artist management, Nashville’s music scene, and mental health awareness. Lisa emphasizes kindness and support in management and offers advice for the next generation of women in music.This Episode is brought to you by Lightswitch