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EXCLUSIVE: American Idol judge Randy Jackson has signed with Brillstein Entertainment Partners, where Marc Gurvitz and Jon Liebman will manage him and his Dream Merchant 21 and Randy Jackson Prods. for future film and television projects. Jackson continues to be repped by CAA and attorney Lee Phillips. Additionally, manager Harriet Sternberg will continue to work with Jackson’s new management team at Brillstein on branding and licensing opportunities. Original American Idol judge Jackson, who was previously with A Management, is in negotiations to continue on the Fox reality series next season after helping to broker a deal for new Idol judge Mariah Carey, whom he co-manages. Jackson’s successful reality series America’s Best Dance Crew just wrapped its seventh season on MTV. The Grammy winner also recently sold a siblings show to MTV and is co-producing the Sony/ATV film about country star Charley Pride.
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Marc Gurvitz? Why Marc Gurvitz? Okay, so he is smart, has great judgment, never afraid to tell anyone exactly what he thinks, has a tremendous track record, and is one of the best, most loyal and most genuine people in town. Other than that, I can’t think of a single reason to hire him.
Why does a manager need a manager?
I knew Mark in the past and know he is totally dedicated to his clients. As a Manager, he will settle for nothing less than the best for his clients!
Mark managed my career in the late 70′s and I knew back then that Mark was going to the top in his field. He had direction and vision well beyond his years even as a young man. I wish him luck in all he does.
Tim Coons
President
Atlantic Hill Music
and
Rocket Records