Zach Green

PresidenT

Zach Green has been a songwriter advocate and champion for a decade, starting his career at ASCAP in New York where he spent several years in a distributions role gaining expertise in song cataloguing, licensing and copyright. His first creative role brought him to Nashville, working with SESAC's creative services team to sign and develop writers including KNOX, Hasting, Rudy Currence and many others.

During the pandemic, Zach pivoted into publishing, starting as a Creative Coordinator for BMG Nashville in 2021. Serving an incredible roster of hitmakers, Zach learned the landscape of a successful publishing venture from one of the biggest in the world. With those skills, an insatiable drive and an extensive network from years of climbing the ropes, Zach accepted his first Creative Director position at Banner Music. He spent nearly a year growing the brand out, hosting many successful writer rounds and accruing several cuts for Banner, before pivoting into the freelance space with his exciting solo venture, Green Publishing & Management.

Current Green P&M clients include Lucky Money Entertainment, Inside Pitch Club, and H.O.M.E. The company also represents several indie writer/producers for sync agency, and holistic coaching for independent songwriters via Zach's new Jumpstart Publishing Intensive.

Zach is the 2025 SOLID President, 2025 Nashville in Sync Sponsorships Chair, a gigging musician, and the founder + host of award winning music industry gatherings: Red Door Hangs.

leah ducey

vice president

Leah Ducey is a Midwesterner at heart, being born and raised in central Illinois before heading to St. Louis University to study International Business with a minor in Marketing. She moved straight to New York City upon graduating and immediately began work at Epic Records; quickly working her way from Marketing Coordinator to eventually becoming Associate Director of Digital Marketing. Leah spent over 8 years at Epic Records leading marketing campaigns and building innovative audience development strategies before the draw of Music City became too great to deny.

Since relocating to Nashville nearly 6 years ago, Leah is proud of the community she has built along the way. She is Senior Director of Digital Marketing at Universal Music Group Nashville where she enthusiastically leads a team of 10 in the digital department and oversees digital partnerships for the label. During her time at UMGN, she is honored to have been included in Music Row’s Next Big Thing Directory (2023) and was nominated for a Music Business Association Leading Light “Bizzy” Award in 2024.

Leah joined SOLID in 2023 and became Member Of The Quarter shortly after joining that same year. She then served as the Music Market Chair in 2024 and brought in a record-breaking donation to the CMA Foundation through the CMA Fest Backstage Auction - a total of $40,000. She is elated to serve as SOLID Vice President in 2025 leading the organization’s Friends Of SOLID efforts. In addition to being passionate about SOLID, Leah is a huge fan of Taco Bell, loves Jeff Goldblum unapologetically and on the weekends, can be found taking care of her cats (3 indoor and an ever-changing amount outdoor), traveling or trying out a new bar / restaurant with her husband, family and friends.

Alannah schwartz

SECRETARY

Originally from Santa Cruz, California, Alannah Schwartz is the Catalog Manager at Endurance Music Group, where she works closely with the creative team to provide administrative, marketing, and promotional support for EMG's roster of songwriters and artists. In her role, she helps ensure the smooth operation of licensing and catalog management, contributing to the growth and success of the company’s extensive music catalog. Alannah graduated from Belmont University’s Mike Curb College of Music Business in 2020. Afterward, she began her career at Me Gusta Music, where she handled publishing licensing and label administration for a variety of clients, gaining valuable experience that has shaped her career trajectory.

Her involvement in the Nashville music community began during her senior year at Belmont, when she was introduced to SOLID as a college mentee. Motivated by the intentional and meaningful relationships she formed through the organization, Alannah became an active member in 2021, joining the Ambassadorship Committee before taking on the role of 2024 Ambassadorship Co-chair. She is also an engaged member of the Nashville chapter of AIMP since 2021.

Outside of her professional and volunteer work, Alannah has been an indoor cycling instructor since 2019. When she's not working or teaching, you can often find her reading, baking, traveling, or hanging out with her boyfriend Wyatt and their dog, Daisy.

Kim albritton

TREASURER

Kim Albritton is an author, music executive, and entrepreneur from Charlotte, NC, by way of Nashville,TN. She was exposed to music at an early age through listening to vintage tapes of her grandparent's Memphis Gospel Quartet group and rummaging through her father's extensive vinyl and 8-track collection. By nine, she was a classically trained clarinetist and first chair in several Jazz and All County bands. Kim earned a BS in Music Business & Marketing from Middle Tennessee State University in 2013 and began her career in music as an artist and tour manager.

In 2017, Kim moved to Valencia, Spain to attend Berklee College of Music's graduate program, earning a Master of Arts in Global Entertainment and Music Business the following year. Shortly after, Kim transitioned into music publishing and copyright at Universal Music Publishing Group in Franklin, TN. In 2019, she moved to Los Angeles and worked as a Copyright Data Analyst for Music Reports. While in LA, Kim wrote and directed her first short film, Happy Hour, which won a Bronze Award at the LA Independent Shorts Film Festival, sparking her interest in sync licensing and music supervision.

Kim relocated to Nashville in 2020 and began working as a Copyright and Mechanical Licensing Associate at Concord Music. Currently, she is the licensing manager at ClearBox Rights in Brentwood, TN. Kim enjoys documentaries, trips to the local farmer's market, and watching movie credits.