Suzanne Coffman & Yolanda Ferraloro 

556 S. Fair Oaks Avenue

 Suite 101, #342

Pasadena, CA 91105

Tel: (626) 345-0395 / Fax: (626) 283-5112
SUZANNE COFFMAN started her career in 1991, working in the synchronization licensing department of music publisher, Rondor Music International (now part of Universal Music Publishing Group). In addition to licensing out Rondor's extensive catalog, she worked closely with Rondor songwriters placing music in film and television projects.

Interest in music clearance led Suzanne to the position of GM, West Coast for a New York based music clearance company, where she oversaw clearances for film, television, marketing, advertising, samples and compilation albums. 

In March 2000, Suzanne established MUSIC RIGHTZ, where she continues to serve as its President and CEO.

A California native, Suzanne is a graduate of California State University, Northridge where she has served on the Board of Directors for CSUN's Journalism Alumni Association. Suzanne has been a guest speaker on various music industry panels, including UCLA Extension and the Pacific Northwest Entertainment and Arts Law Conference. She also volunteers for Junior Achievement, lending time to JA's Finance Park where she teaches financial literacy and life skills to high school students. 

YOLANDA FERRALORO began her entertainment career in 1996 as a production finance assistant at Spelling Entertainment Group's Big Ticket Television. She spent two years learning the ropes of television development and production before moving on to Walt Disney Studios as a writer assistant/development coordinator. 


While working on the Disney production "Talk To Me" starring  Kyra Sedgwick, Yolanda became interested in music clearance and music supervision, actively pitching music for the show. Yolanda landed at Warner Bros. and continued working in television production until 2002. 


Yolanda joined MUSIC RIGHTZ in 2003 and serves as its Vice President, CFO.


Yolanda, fluent in Spanish, is a graduate of California State University, Long Beach. She is a member of NALIP, the National Association of Latino Independent Producers and enjoys volunteering as a Mentor for at-risk youth.