In the early stages of his career, David Aiken worked as a software engineer.
He was hired to help build an online music academy that he hoped would become a music industry hub.
Aiken quit his job in 2013 after three years and a half of work.
He’s now one of three people who have quit their jobs to work at a music academy.
They’re all former students who now want to take their education into the next level.
The former students are now the founders of a new startup called Coda Music Academy, which they hope to open a second campus in the fall of 2019 in Lethbridge, Alberta.
They are now launching a crowdfunding campaign to help fund the campus.
The trio hope to create “a world-class educational facility” that is also a music festival, concert and music venue.
Coda has received funding from the Alberta government and Alberta Innovates, which is run by former students.
They hope to raise enough money to expand to other locations, such as Vancouver.
They also hope to expand their business model to include live music and other festivals.
David Aikens dad, Kevin, says his son has never quit and is willing to go on.
(CBC) “David has never given up on his dream.
He has never taken a break,” said David Aidenas father, Kevin Aiken.
“His mind is always there and he’s always working.
I feel really fortunate and grateful to have him in my life.”
Coda’s mission statement says it’s not about money.
“Instead, Coda is about bringing music and culture together to create an incredible community.
That community will be the future of the world,” the company says.
“Coda is not an education company.
Coder.
Artist.
Teacher.
But we believe in bringing music to people’s lives in ways that will inspire them to do the same.”
Coder’s mission statements are simple.
They say that the future is music.
Coded in a language that sounds like it came from a different planet, the music will make you dance, sing and dance again.
Coding sounds similar to programming languages like Java, but is more sophisticated.
It is a language of code, which means it is meant to be easily understood by computers.
“It’s a language designed to be easier to use,” said Jason Toth, the founder of the company.
“We want to teach coding as a way to make our world a better place.”
Aiken said that the company’s goal is to have an online learning platform in every city in Canada by the end of 2020.
The company is currently in the early phases of its expansion.
Aidena said that when he first joined the company, he had no idea how big it would be.
“I never expected it to be this big,” he said.
What’s next for Coda? “
Today I see it is a much bigger project than I ever thought it would become.”
What’s next for Coda?
Aiden said that he hopes to expand the school’s campus to more locations.
Codamarketing is an industry that involves connecting companies with potential customers.
The founders hope to use Coda to help students get jobs in the music industry.
In Alberta, the education sector is currently looking for people who are interested in working in the entertainment and tech sectors.
They will be looking for graduates with an interest in the arts and culture, marketing, advertising and online advertising.
The students will also need to have a passion for music and a passion to share it.
“There’s definitely a need for a new generation of people with that,” said Toth.
“This is a great opportunity for people in the creative industries to come together and create something new.”
How the music is different to the programming languages that most people learn Aidens dad says that Coda will not be a programming language.
It will be like a musical instrument.
It’s a way for people to learn music and create a community.
It has a lot of similarities to programming.
“You can learn anything you want,” said Kevin Aiden.
“But you have to understand programming to actually be able to create something that’s a program.”
He said that it is important to keep a music curriculum in place in order to get students interested in the programming side of things.
“If you don’t have a music education program in place, you’re not going to learn what you want to learn,” he explained.