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Jad Al Masri

Founder

Founder at MuseAI

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

FoundedMuseAI

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About

Jad Al Masri is the Founder and CEO of Motif, a music AI company backed by Techstars and Investment NSW that focuses on cultural inclusivity in music technology. He is a violinist and composer who has co-composed works, performed live shows in Sydney, and was nominated for the APRA AMCOS Art Music Award 2025, and he is also a lawyer admitted to the Supreme Court of NSW with interests in intellectual property, media, and entertainment law. Al Masri is a member of the AI Technical Exchange Network at the World Intellectual Property Organization and the author of "The Multifaceted Perspective."

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Experience

  1. World Intellectual Property Organization – WIPOMember of the AI Technical Exchange Networkcurrent2026 — present
  2. MotifFounder & Chief Vision Officercurrent2025 — presentSydney, NSW
  3. SubstackWriting "The Multifaceted Perspective"current2024 — present
  4. Jad Al Masri MusicProfessional Violinist | Composer | Events Producer & Directorcurrent2018 — present
  5. MIRAGE MEDIAFounder & Creative Directorcurrent2024 — presentSydney, New South Wales, Australia
  6. Creative AustraliaPeer Assessor (Music)current2025 — present
  7. Communications, Entertainment & Technology Committee, NSW Young LawyersChair, CET Sub-Committee NSW Young Lawyerscurrent2024 — present
  8. Communications, Entertainment & Technology Committee, NSW Young LawyersVice-Chair, CET Sub-Committee NSW Young Lawyers2023 — 2024
  9. ARIA - Australian Recording Industry AssociationMembercurrent2024 — present
  10. APRA AMCOSMember (Composer)current2019 — present
  11. Australian Music CentreMember (Composer)current2025 — present
  12. Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)PLT Placement2024Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
  13. Arts Law Centre of AustraliaPLT Placement2024Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
  14. Marrickville Legal CentreParalegal2024Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
  15. Self-employedFreelance Media Generalist2019 — 2024
  16. Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) AustraliaGraphic Designer2022Artarmon, New South Wales, Australia

Skills & more

Arabic LanguageSoftware as a Service (SaaS)After EffectsAdobe PhotoshopAdobe IllustratorAdobe After EffectsAdobe Premiere ProFinal Cut ProCinema 4DDaVinci ResolveTeamworkTeam Leadership
+12 moreGroup WorkCommunicationCreative Problem SolvingEmotional IntelligenceLeadershipIntellectual PropertySaaS DevelopmentArtificial Intelligence (AI)Start-up LeadershipStart-up VenturesUser Experience (UX)Federal Grants Management
  • LawyerSupreme Court of New South Wales
  • Higher School CertificateNSW Department of Education

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Who is Jad Al Masri?
Jad Al Masri is the Founder and CEO of Motif, a music AI company backed by Techstars and Investment NSW that focuses on cultural inclusivity in music technology. He is a violinist and composer who has co-composed works, performed live shows in Sydney, and was nominated for the APRA AMCOS Art Music Award 2025, and he is also a lawyer admitted to the Supreme Court of NSW with interests in intellectual property, media, and entertainment law. Al Masri is a member of the AI Technical Exchange Network at the World Intellectual Property Organization and the author of "The Multifaceted Perspective."
Where does Jad Al Masri work?
Jad Al Masri is Founder of MuseAI.
What companies did Jad Al Masri found?
Jad Al Masri founded MuseAI.
Where did Jad Al Masri go to school?
Jad Al Masri studied at University of Technology Sydney (Graduate Certificate in Legal Practice, Law); University of Technology Sydney (Bachelor of Laws – LLB); University of Technology Sydney (Bachelor of Communication (Media Arts & Production)).

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