UTA 
Entertainment Industry Foundation 
Academy of Television Arts & Sciences 
UTA co-president Jay Sures has been reappointed to the University of California Board of Regents for a 12-year term.The term, which is still pending Senate confirmation, will be effective from March 2 and was announced among a larger batch of appointments by Governor Gavin Newsom. Sures was first appointed to the position in Jan. 2019 to complete the final year of an existing term.Sures has been co-president of the talent agency since 2017, having previously been managing director since 1989....
UTA
Jay
Sures
Co-President
Sures became co-president of UTA, along with David Kramer, in September 2017. Along with CEO Jeremy Zimmer and Kramer, he oversees some 350 agents and 1,000 employees with a focus on the TV divisions — scripted and non-scripted, news and broadcasting, talent and speakers. He helped steer the 2014 acquisition of N.S. Bienstock, a preeminent indie outfit for news talent including Anderson Cooper, Don Lemon and Norah O’Donnell, and in 2017, the company locked with speakers bureau Greater Talent Network. More recently, Sures played a key role in the ongoing WGA/ATA dispute, and Gov. Jerry Brown appointed him to the UC Board of Regents in 2019. He joined UTA when it was founded in 1991 and co-founded the UTA Foundation, which aids clients with philanthropy.
