David Kramer to become UTA chief, replacing Jeremy Zimmer
The longtime head of one of Hollywood’s most prominent talent agencies is passing the baton.
66-year-old Jeremy Zimmer is relinquishing his role as CEO at the talent agency based in Beverly Hills, United Talent Agency (UTA). His position will be taken over by David Kramer, a long-standing UTA member, who has been promoted from president.
The transition has been long in the works, with Kramer, 56, as Zimmer’s chosen successor for years.

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In 2012, Zimmer was appointed as CEO, and he’ll continue to serve until the end of this year in the role of Executive Chairman, assisting with the process of passing leadership responsibilities.
Zimmer expressed that his 35-year tenure at UTA has been immensely gratifying. He also mentioned that even though change can be difficult, he finds this specific point in time to be particularly fitting.
Under Zimmer, UTA grew from its status as a small literary agency into expanding its representation business to include musicians, athletes, authors and digital content creators. As streaming changed the way talent was paid, he was a vocal advocate for getting artists better deals.
The talent agency business has changed dramatically over the years. Ari Emanuel’s Endeavor evolved into a conglomerate with multiple lines of businesses, while Creative Artists Agency acquired ICM.
UTA’s business has remained primarily representing talent.
In the year 2022, Kramer ascended to the position of president at UTA. His professional journey with this agency started humbly in the mailroom, and later, he transitioned to the motion picture department.
Said Kramer in a statement: “I am honored to serve as the next CEO of this incredible company and work with our talented team of agents and executives who, unlike any other, prioritize clients above all else, and share a commitment to delivering tailored, impactful opportunities.”
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2025-03-17 23:01