UTA is proud to partner with EICOP, an organization that creates programs to provide diverse, ready-for-hire talent pools for employment in entertainment. Led by our DEI and Early Careers Recruiting teams, we recently hosted more than 100 collegiate students at our offices in Los Angeles and Atlanta for EICOP's HBCU internship program, an immersive 8-10 week experience that sets up students to pursue careers in our industry. UTA agents, executives and client Arsema Thomas participated in sessions. Last month, UTA’s Lindsay W. (Chief Diversity Officer) also attended EICOP’s first HBCU Presidents' Roundtable in Atlanta, focused on building bridges between entertainment organizations and universities. She was joined by Robert Gibbs (Partner, Co-Head of UTA Atlanta & Head of Atlanta Music), Leslee Treleven (Director, Early Career Recruiting), leaders from The White House Initiative on HBCUs, city and state officials (such as Congressman Kwanza Hall), and other industry stakeholders committed to creating equity, access and opportunities for HBCU students and underrepresented talent. Thank you to these UTA colleagues who participated: Eni Akintade, Lauren Probyn Aouad, Bridgette Baldo, Gibbs, Clif Le Grand, Arthur Lewis, Nicole Lynn, Andrea Nelson Meigs, Kimberly Brown Oredugba, Durmerrick Ross, Vatana Shaw, Steve Cohen and Darnell Strom.
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