Nate Krenkel

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Nate Krenkel (born 1973) is the co-manager of songwriter Conor Oberst and owner of Team Love Records. He is a graduate of Park City High School and Bowdoin College. Krenkel is a former Sony/ATV Music Publishing executive. He was the music supervisor on the film Sorry, Thanks and co-music supervisor on Electrick Children. In 2010 he founded the with his wife .

His father, John Krenkel, was an AP History teacher at Park City High School and now farms apples and grapes in Dallas, Oregon. Nate currently lives with his wife in New Paltz, New York.

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• Team Love Records