Jeremy Peters is the Director of Creative and Business Affairs for Ghostly International and Ghostly Songs. Since joining Ghostly in 2003 he’s risen thru the ranks from intern to directing the operations of the group’s publishing, copyright administration, master licensing, original composition, and music supervision activities. Jeremy has worked on projects with brands such as Nike, Lincoln, Victoria’s Secret, FIJI Water, HUMMER, Motorola, Ford, Chevy, and Sprint/Nextel as well as numerous Television, Video Game, and Film projects.

In 2008, Jeremy took a leave of absence to serve as a Field Organizer and volunteer on Barack Obama‘s successful campaign for President of the United States.

In his non-existant spare time, he is the co-founder of an indie imprint, Quite Scientific Records, is the co-organizer of 826Michigan’s Mittenfest, and is a communications and new media independent consultant for various political and non-profit organizations.

He is a past member of the Board of Directors and a current member of the Public Policy committee for the Ann Arbor/Ypsilanti Area Chamber of Commerce, currently serves as Co-Chair of the American Association of Independent Music‘s Licensing and Publishing Committee, Co-Chair of the Ann Arbor Film Festival‘s Local Advisory Board, is on the Community Advisory Committee for The Neutral Zone‘s Youth Owned Enterprises. He recently became a voting member of the Recording Academy, and is a member of the Board of Directors and Finance Committee of 826Michigan.

He’s been a resident of Washtenaw County for the past eleven years and graduated from the University of Michgan with a BA in Political Science and Music, and has recorded and/or performed with The University of Michigan Men’s Glee Club, The Friars, Western Michigan University’s Gold Company II, the University Musical Society’s Choral Union, the Lakeshore Chamber Singers, the Choir of Christ Church, Grosse Pointe, Chris Bathgate, The Silent Years, Matt Jones, Fred Thomas, Frontier Ruckus, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr. and others.