At just 17 years old, Pablo Heras-Casado knew he wanted to become a conductor. But instead of spending years studying, he founded his own ensemble, followed by others. For the next decade, the young entrepreneur handled everything for his amateur groups, from designing posters to carrying the instruments. Though he had no money to pay his musicians—and he had to live with his parents and give piano lessons to stay afloat—they performed all over his native country of Sp... read more
Crain's New York Business 2012 features Pablo Heras-Casado in its '40 under forty' list
Crain's New York Business, 2012
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