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UTA CEO David Kramer on the Agency’s Push for Diversification

Last updated: June 27, 2025 11:02 am
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David Kramer has recently stepped into the role of Chief Executive at United Talent Agency during a challenging time of consolidation and contraction in the entertainment industry. With a focus on diversification and expansion beyond traditional film and TV representation, UTA under Kramer’s leadership has ventured into branding, marketing, consulting, and the creator economy.

Kramer, who joined the agency in 1992, highlighted UTA’s humble beginnings as a boutique literary agency and emphasized the importance of a client-centric approach, discovery, and collaboration in the company’s growth. This ethos has been ingrained in all areas of UTA’s business, including music, comedy, touring, sports, and more.

The agency’s strategic acquisitions and expansion initiatives aim to create new opportunities for UTA’s core clients in creative industries. By broadening its playground and embracing new challenges, UTA is positioning itself to adapt to the ever-changing landscape of the entertainment business.

One significant shift in the industry came with the end of packaging revenue, a historic source of income for talent agencies, which was phased out in 2020 due to conflicts of interest. Kramer acknowledged the impact of this change and emphasized the importance of diversifying the agency’s revenue streams. The shift has led to new opportunities for actors and creators across various media platforms.

As UTA continues to evolve and expand its offerings, Kramer remains focused on providing a supportive and ambitious environment for both employees and clients. By embracing change and staying agile in the face of industry shifts, UTA is poised for continued success in the ever-evolving entertainment landscape.

To stay updated on industry insights and trends, tune in to “Strictly Business,” Variety’s weekly podcast featuring conversations with industry leaders. New episodes are released every Wednesday on various platforms including Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify, Google Play, and SoundCloud.

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In conclusion, David Kramer’s leadership at United Talent Agency heralds a new era of growth and diversification for the company, positioning it to thrive in a rapidly changing entertainment landscape.

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