UTA 
Industrial Media 
The Intellectual Property Corporation 
Hollywood talent agencies are waiting for a "signal" that the Writers Guild of America is prepared to resume negotiations and reach a settlement to the conflict that led to more than 7,000 TV and film writers firing their agents during the past two weeks.That's the word from UTA chief executive Jeremy Zimmer, who spoke with Variety ahead of his appearance Wednesday on a panel about the future of media and entertainment at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills.Zimmer...
UTA
Jeremy
Zimmer
CEO
Since co-founding UTA in 1991, Zimmer has built the company into one of the world’s major talent agencies, repping such artists as Chris Pratt, Harrison Ford, Kevin Hart, Angelina Jolie, Kate McKinnon, Tiffany Haddish and Don Lemon. UTA has continued to expand through acquisitions including leading digital-influencer firm Digital Brand Architects, electronic-music reppers Circle Talent Agency and top e-sports companies Press X and Everyday Influencers. Over the last year, the company launched Civic Center Media, moved into on-the-field representation through its significant investment in leading sports agency Klutch Sports Group, took private equity from Investcorp and PSP Investments and came close to acquiring Paradigm before that fell through in June.
