As far as she can remember, Autumn Steele, the all-around-creative, has always been greatly influenced by music, film, and pop culture; along with, its related industries. In the course of her undergraduate years, Steele interned for renaissance man, Bobbito Garcia; thereafter, gaining credit as a production-assistant in the Rotten Tomatoes favorably voted film, Stretch and Bobbito: Radio that Changed Lives. Subsequently, Steele worked as an associate- producer for the annual panel series, Complex Con(versations) 2017. Later that year, the Purchase College graduate would be attributed for sound and camera operation in the autobiographical doc, Rock Rubber 45s. As a music enthusiast, Steele studied arts-management focusing on music business and entertainment law. Within the last four years, she has acquired work experience with companies such as ASCAP and 300 Entertainment. Presently, the artist-manager represents composers and instrumentalists. Her clients are associated with acts such as Jon Batiste, Eddie Palmieri, Jon Bellion, and Stretch and Bobbito + The M19s. From time to time, Steele can be found spinning vinyl sets featuring jazz, soul, salsa, hip-hop, and MPB in the NYC area. Ultimately, this polymath desires to be more than a consumer, but a visionary and proprietor within the culture.