Jeffrey M. Cohen, Chairman and co-founder of Savannah Music Group, is also the co-founder and CEO of Voyage-Air Guitar (voyageairguitar.com), the hottest new guitar (that folds in half and fits in a backpack) to hit the market. Cohen was recently featured on the ABC reality show “Shark Tank”, when he presented the Voyage-Air Guitar to the panel of “Sharks” in front of an estimated 20 million viewers. Cohen exploits the natural synergy between the hottest new guitar in town and the hottest new publishing company in town to make both of the companies successful. Cohen has the added credits of co-founding, managing and selling two medtech start-ups in Silicon Valley. He is also the co-founder of three other start-ups, with two of them likely to enjoy profitable exits within the next 12 months.

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Dave Gibson is the President, Chief Creative Officer and co-founder of Savannah Music Group. As lead-singer for Sony/Epic’s Gibson/Miller Band, recipients of 1993’s Academy Of Country Top New Band Award, Dave continued to hone his songwriting skills resulting in six Billboard number-one songs, twelve top-five songs, and fifteen songs that have broken into the top-40; plus over forty album cuts for some of the biggest names in the business – including Alabama, Reba McEntire, Montgomery Gentry, Conway Twitty, Joe Diffie, Tanya Tucker…..and many more. While touring the nation with the Gibson/Miller Band in the 90’s, Dave gained critical acclaim for the Band’s self-penned hits “High Rollin,” “Texas Tattoo” and “Big Heart,” among others. Gibson continued his writing and performing and in 2008 added publisher to his impressive resume.

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Bob Saporiti was an integral part of the early sixties folk scene in his native Boston, Massachusetts. Bob attended Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine and then sailed around the world on an oil tanker for three years until 1969. After his nautical adventures, he found himself in San Francisco where he resumed his career as a singer/songwriter. Throughout the seventies, Bob continued his musical exploits and eventually established himself as owner/operator of Free Spirits Studios. Bob moved to Nashville in 1980, where he landed a job with Warner Bros. Records as National Promotion Director. Throughout the decade, he carried on and created the first ever International Department for a major record label in Nashville, achieving two Country Music Association (CMA) Awards, an Academy of Country Music (ACM) Award, and a Canadian Country Music Association (CCMA) Award in the process. In 2001, Bob retired from the record business as the then Senior Vice President/General Manager of Warner Bros. He is currently General Manager of Savannah Music Group.

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Daisy Dern moved to Nashville in 1994 after attending Berklee College of Music in Boston and earning her bachelor’s degree in Music Business from San Francisco State University. After touring the world for several years singing and writing songs, Daisy landed a record deal through Luke Lewis at Mercury Records Nashville. She left the label in 2003 to pursue her songwriting career. In 2008 she started Savannah Music Group with Dave Gibson and Jeff Cohen and serves as Creative Director for the company.

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