About Entourage
Personal approach
At Entourage, we serve as guides for talented individuals, helping them achieve their goals and aspirations. Additionally, we offer our expertise as a trusted entourage to clients, assisting them in reaching their own objectives. We strive to make a meaningful impact while maintaining a personalized approach within our organization.
We curate, represent, guide, and manage a variety of talents based on our gut feeling and combined experience.
Those talents are people that moved us, have a voice and, equally important, a potential audience. Each with a specific value and possible impact.
Entourage plays a key strategic role between those talents and clients (brands, producers, casting directors broadcasters, distributors streamers and other vital industry players on a national and international level).
We feel humble and privileged making it all come together by matching the right talents, brands, partners and projects and being a vehicle for reaching the desired destination.
About Us
Founder of the agency:
Siena Fulgori
Coucou / A pleased to meet you from behind the scenes. Siena, founder of talent agency Entourage rarely makes an online appearance, she prefers to share the uniqueness of each talent instead.
However, she makes an exception as she is incredibly proud of the talents that joined the agency and the brands she worked with so far. And while it is not about her she is pleased to meet you and can’t wait to substantiate that what makes you thrive.
Siena used to be a classic marketeer with international experience amongst others a four year stay in Paris that learned the skills of the socials and influencer marketing along the way. That what makes Siena thrive herself is encouraging talents // creators to follow their hearts and instincts and guide them in doing so by carefully matching, and building bridges between them and the right players in the industry. All in order to achieve their dreams and to fulfill the aspirations of those who are looking for the right entourage.
