TV News Agents OTA Talent Hires Bert Rudman as a Broadcast Talent Agent
Sep 16, 2020
OTA Talent, a premier TV News Talent Agency, is proud to welcome Bert Rudman to the team as a Broadcast Talent Agent. Rudman brings an impressive journalism background at the network and local levels.
(PRUnderground) September 16th, 2020
OTA Talent, a premier TV News Talent Agency, is proud to welcome Bert Rudman to the team as a Broadcast Talent Agent. Rudman brings an impressive journalism background at the network and local levels.
He will be an integral part of OTA Talent’s National Agent Team that has built an unmatched reputation for transforming client careers.
Jeff Marcu, OTA Talent’s CEO said, “Bert has so much expertise and has built so many incredible relationships in our industry. He is a true asset to OTA and our incredible clients.”
Rudman has more than 40 years of award-winning journalism experience as a news director, network producer and anchor/reporter. While at ABC News, Rudman covered the Crisis in Haiti, the second Iraq War and the liberation of Kabul, Afghanistan, working with journalists such as Peter Jennings and Diane Sawyer.
Rudman got his start in television as an anchor/reporter in Maine, Oklahoma City and Seattle, before turning to network news production in New York and Los Angeles. He was Senior Investigative Producer for CBS News. Most recently, Rudman was a news director at local stations around the country.
“After decades in the television news business I wanted to give back to the profession that has given me so much pleasure. Working as an agent with OTA Talent connects me with journalists I can coach and mentor into achieving their own goals,” Rudman explained.
Kimberly Price, OTA Vice President of Talent is confident Rudman will add to the already dominant OTA National Agent Team. “Bert has the experience, knowledge and contacts to advance his clients’ careers. He is truly genuine in his approach and dedication to helping his clients succeed,” Price said.
About OTA Talent
OTA Talent is one of the fastest growing TV news agencies in America. OTA represents top news talent across America and has built significant careers in an ultra-competitive industry. OTA specializes in identifying client strengths, coaching them to excellence, then creating unsurpassed career opportunities for them. The industry’s go-to website FTVLive.com wrote, “OTA has become one of the most respected talent agencies in TV.” For more information, visit OTAtalent.com.
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