Roxanna "Roxie" Green
Chairman, CEO & President, HWAL, Inc. (OTC: HWAL)
Roxanna “Roxie” Green is a pioneering female drummer, acclaimed music producer, composer, and entertainment executive with more than three decades of experience across music, film, television, and live events. As Chairman, CEO, and President of HWAL, Inc. since February 2013, she oversees all aspects of corporate governance, SEC and OTC Markets compliance, financial disclosures, and strategic initiatives. Under her leadership, the company has advanced toward public exchange uplisting while pursuing mergers, acquisitions, and growth strategies to strengthen market position.
As Co-Founder of Lunar Records Fund #1 LLC and CEO of Melody Trust LLC, Roxie is at the forefront of innovation in the music and entertainment industries.
She leverages cutting-edge technologies — including artificial intelligence, digital music marketing, blockchain, cryptocurrency, and NFTs — to transform how music is distributed, monetized, and preserved. Her work at Melody Trust focuses on protecting and monetizing a vast catalog of more than 25,000 legendary music master recordings, safeguarding the rights of songwriters and performers while creating sustainable revenue streams for artists and stakeholders.
Roxie has managed over 200 high-profile artists and projects, collaborating with major networks and studios including CBS, ABC, Fox Sports, Universal Studios, A&E, Warner Music, UMG, Showtime, HBO, Disney, Hulu, Netflix, Paramount, and Viacom. Her expertise spans artist management, music production, publishing, contract negotiations, corporate finance, PR campaigns, and strategic branding.
Early Life and Influences
Roxie’s journey began at age 14 as a professional drummer. She was mentored by industry legends who shaped her deep respect for music creators and their legacies:
- Matthew “Chuck” Weber (1946–2010), a Navy DJ turned producer and manager who partnered with Otis Blackwell on over 100 Top 10 hits and owned iconic venues such as the Desert Lounge. He introduced Roxie to elite music industry circles including BMI, ASCAP, and Sony.
- Otis Blackwell (1932–2002), the prolific songwriter behind classics like “Don’t Be Cruel,” “All Shook Up,” “Return to Sender,” “Fever,” and “Great Balls of Fire,” with more than 200 million records sold.
- Maggie Cavender (1918–1996), co-founder and executive director of the Nashville Songwriters Association International (NSAI), a pioneering advocate for songwriter royalties and rights.
- Lunar Records and Cultural Preservation
A visionary project close to Roxie’s heart is Lunar Records, co-founded with Space Blue. The initiative archives iconic recordings — featuring legends such as Ray Charles, Elvis Presley, Aretha Franklin, and many others — onto the lunar surface, creating an indestructible, eternal cultural repository for humanity’s musical heritage. This groundbreaking effort combines music preservation with blockchain-enabled royalty distribution, ensuring creators and rights holders benefit across generations and beyond Earth.
Roxanna Green continues to drive innovation at the intersection of music, technology, and media. Through grit, rhythm, and forward-thinking leadership, she is shattering barriers, protecting artistic legacies, and building sustainable futures for the entertainment industry — both on Earth and among the stars.
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