William Edwards is an entrepreneur, artist, and philanthropist. Born in Heidelberg, Germany and raised in Miami, he truly has captured the essence of the diversity of music and art. 

As a composer and producer, Edwards has successfully established and directed his own audio facility, Sprockets Music for over 12 years. Among his many achievements, Will is especially proud of his involvement in 11 Gold and 3 Platinum albums, Grammy Award winning record “This Side of Paradise” and Emmy Award winning HBO movie - “For Love or Country”. Additionally Edwards, along with Desmond Child, produced the three-time Grammy nominated album “Lipstick”. With over 80 feature films and television shows credits, Edwards continues to build an accomplished and decorated body of work in creating musical pieces for records, television, and film. His original music is featured in many critically acclaimed projects including Showtime’s Dexter, HBO’s The Sopranos, Discovery Channel, and Disney. Edwards’s talent continues to be in great demand.

Edwards also is the president and partner of InTune Monthly, the nations largest music education magazine. Working with the Disney Company and the Smithsonian, he also publishes Disney’s OnStage and the Smithsonian Music Museum magazines. InTune has national distribution of over 150,000 readers and has become the leading music magazine for students. InTune is sponsored by, BMI, ASCAP, NARAS, VH-1 Save the Music as well as the US Congress.

In addition, Edwards is Chairman of the Miami-Dade Film and Entertainment Advisory Board where he is making great strides in uniting Miami’s film and entertainment industry. He is a voting member of NARAS and serves on its technical committee as well as one of the founding members of LARAS- the highly successful Latin American arm of the Grammy’s. Will is the Chairman and Founder of the Innovation foundation, a non profit organization which helps foster children's creativity as well as helping their parents deal with raising a creative child.

Aimee Cabrera is the Senior Vice President of Business Affairs dedicating her time to the implementation and execution of every project. She works with Mr. Edwards to ensure solid results with every project and idea they take on and create. Ms. Cabrera started with the company in 2006 as the Director of Sales and Marketing for the music arm - Sprockets Music. In 2007, she was promoted to Senior Vice President of Sprockets & Co. to design and oversee new and on-going projects. 

Prior to her career at Sprockets & Co., Ms. Cabrera began as a special events coordinator for The Miccosukee Athletic Commission. From there, she took her special events expertise to work with Amb. Luis Lauredo and an elite team from Miami-Dade County on the Free Trade Area of the Americas Ministerial in 2003. Through her exposure during the FTAA, she was asked to stay with Miami Dade County as a Policy Analyst to Miami Dade County Mayor Alex Penelas the Mayor and later as an Administrative Coordinator for the Board of County Commissioners Office of Intergovernmental Affairs. 

Ms. Cabrera is a member of the Minority Business Council and Secretary of the Executive Board for The Innovation Foundation.

Gregory Farrell - After graduating from the acclaimed Full Sail Music School, Greg joined Sprockets Music & Post. He has worked on many projects as lead engineer including The O.C., Still Green, Half Past Dead 2, Winn-Dixie, Wingate Hotels, Alamar Express (Cuba Documentary), Detour (Short Film). As well, he has assisted Mr. Edwards in projects such as MEGA TV Launch campaign, Marvel Comics, VISA, Sony Ericsson, Bellsouth, BMW, and Burger King. 

Greg has also received several Grammy nominations for working as assistant engineer on Alejandra Guzman's "Lipstick". He has also done many 5.1 and Re-Mastering CD's for artists such as Thalia, Vico C., Celia Cruz, and Ricardo Montaner. Greg is also a voting member for NARAS & LARAS.

In addition to audio engineering, Greg is a also a contributor for InTune Monthly Magazine for which he is the audio supervisor for their monthly online "Frontrunner" article.