Question: Who is Lights' manager?
About the article "Lights (musician)", section "2006–07: Musical beginnings".

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The Northern Lights Community School currently is educating 100 students.
There are five advisory sections, each with twenty students, one advisor, and one project manager to a section.
The school is also populated by a clan of mysterious ninjas who secretly run and protect the school. 
Music career.2006–07: Musical beginnings.
Lights was signed at the age of 15.
In high school, Lights played guitar and sang in the metal band Shovel Face.
Lights started her career being a writer for Sony/ATV Music Publishing.
Lights was among the songwriters who composed music for the television series "Instant Star".
She and Luke McMaster are credited with composing "Perfect," sung in the role of Jude Harrison on the show by Alexz Johnson.
In late 2006, she worked with Canadian photographer Marc Lostracco to film her very first music video, "February Air," for a Sony promotion.
However, Sony never confirmed with the deal, and it never happened.
In 2007, she was discovered by Jian Ghomeshi.
He is still her manager.
Bruce Allen is a Canadian music band manager who represents a number of popular Canadian musicians including Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Bryan Adams and Michael Bublé.
In 1985, Allen spearheaded the charity supergroup Northern Lights, who recorded the song "Tears Are Not Enough" in support of Ethiopian famine relief.
Allen hosted SoundOff, a popular call-in talk show in Vancouver for much of the 1990s. 
House lights provide light on the theater's seats and aisles for the audience before and after performances and during intermissions.
They are generally incandescent lights, however fluorescent lights or scoops may be used in some instances.
House lights are often controlled by dimmers, but are sometimes on simple switches.
Worklights provide general lighting backstage or in the house, and are often fluorescent fixtures.
Work lights are almost always non-dimmed.
House and work lights are usually off during performances but are occasionally included in the lighting design to establish focus or emphasize plot elements.
When the house lights are not on a dimmer, the switch is usually under the control of the stage manager. 
An aging, former world heavyweight champion, Patrick "Lights" Leary is an extremely proud, good-hearted, Irish American who is struggling to find his identity after retiring from his beloved boxing.
After years of wear and tear in the ring, he is diagnosed with pugilistic dementia (a neurological disorder that affects boxers who suffered too many hits to the head, gradually causing memory loss and constant headaches).
Now, Lights is struggling to support his family (a wife and three daughters) and their comfortably secure lifestyle in Bayonne, New Jersey, after his amoral and incompetent brother/business manager squanders Lights' life savings.
Running out of ways—and time—to earn enough money to re-secure his family's future, Leary must decide whether to either: accept the brutal and demeaning job of debt collector for a local racketeer; or, launch a long shot, health-risking, comeback for the huge payday that would result from becoming "the champ" once again.