Feb
03

CAA Goes All “Strategery”

Creative Artists Agency logoWhy not just call CAA’s sport division, IMG?  It seems like besides representing a few notable individual-sport athletes like Tiger Woods, most former IMG team-sport clients and their agents have moved from cold Cleveland to sunny California and joined the ranks of the always growing Creative Artists Agency.  CAA’s latest IMG pick-up is Bob Kain, a former IMG President & CEO.  His new position with CAA sounds ultra-important: Strategic Advisor of CAA Sports.  CAA employees must start to feel like they are on the cast of Cheers.  CAA, where everybody knows your name.

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  • eben

    Do we even consider IMG an agency anymore? Do they have any mainstream clients left? Everyone has left them.

    • http://www.sportsagentblog.com Darren Heitner

      IMG has turned to many other types of sports ventures. Their main focus is no longer in the world of sports agentry; however, they still have some of the biggest names in individual sports like tennis and golf.

  • aGent37

    And one of the stronger coach representation practices…

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