Roc Nation is taking another shape by adding new instructors and courses. Desiree Perez is a visionary leader at Roc Nation, and she believes that this approach will facilitate opportunities, social justice, and education. Desiree Perez is the CEO of the institution who has been advocating for opportunity creation, more so for people whose desires are not accomplished by conventional social structures. Desiree Perez has guided the school to the point of providing classes at Long Island University. In August last year, when Perez was declaring the start of the school, she insisted that courses will concentrate more on when entrepreneurship meets sports management and music.

Roc Nation’s top coursework is in Entertainment, Music, and Sports, but extra lectures offered by some industry experts will be availed. The school will also provide internships meant to equip learners with relevant life experiences. Roc Nation has also decided to act on behalf of the vulnerable learners and even provide scholarships to a quarter of the freshers. This postsecondary business will render distinct know-how, encounters, and insight for learners and advance the globe to the forthcoming generation of greatly talented people.

Desiree Perez realized that this institution would create a camp dedicated to sports management and music for the local youth. Perez believes that the camp targets New York’s future because the children will need a perfect path to explore the industry. Roc Nation publicized a certain award-winning marketing company that has a global reach called Wieden + Kennedy. In the wake of the 2021 semester, the institution intends to establish another initiative called Creative Promotion that focuses on the Media. The enrolled learners will discover career opportunities in creative aspects like marketing via several classes that dwell on impacting the culture. This curriculum will enable the learners to spot the variance between creative impact and the customary creative work.