The Bookseller - News - UTA and Curtis Brown deal is opportunity to respond to big publishers and streamers, says Geller

Speaking to The Bookseller after the deal was announced, Geller said his approach to agenting has always been "if you're going to build a bigger agency you need to have a global strategy". He explained the agency has acquired a number of businesses over the years, and the deal is "a logical progression" to get more resources for the clients that need them.

Under the terms of the deal, London-based CBG will continue to operate under its current name, and all staff and leadership will remain in place, including Geller, with more employees expected to be taken on. The deal announcement noted that this structure "will allow both Curtis Brown GroupRepresents screenwriters and specialises in film and TV. Commission : 15-20%.

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