UTA Names Media And Tech Vet Cassandra Bujarski Chief Communications Officer
UTA has appointed Cassandra Bujarski, who has advised a range of media, entertainment and tech companies over the past two-plus decades, as Chief Communications Officer.
The L.A.-based exec will oversee the agency’s global communications strategy, reporting to CEO Jeremy Zimmer and working closely with the rest of the leadership team.
Bujarski joins UTA from FGS Global, a preeminent communications and public affairs firm, where she had been a partner and head of the company’s Los Angeles office. Prior to that, she had a long run at Sard Verbinnen & Co, which merged with Finsbury Glover Hering in 2021 to create FSG Global.
UTA’s previous communications chief, Richard Siklos, announced his exit from the company several weeks ago, staying on during the transition period.
At Sard and then FGS, Bujarski worked with clients like 21st Century Fox, Activision Blizzard, Wynn, MGM, Viacom, Beats Electronics, Snap Inc., Sonos, Vizio, and Bumble. She provided services including developing and executing long-term corporate positioning and media relations programs. She also offered strategic communication counsel to clients undertaking financial transactions and situations including IPOs, mergers, acquisitions, crises, and litigation.
“Cassandra’s wealth of experience and varied skill set make her the ideal person to lead our company’s communications during a pivotal time of growth and innovation. Her deep expertise in shaping communication strategies and navigating critical issues for some of the most influential brands in entertainment, media, and tech will be invaluable as we continue to position UTA on the global stage,” Zimmer said.
“I am thrilled to be joining UTA, a company renowned for its creativity, innovation, and client-first approach,” Bujarski said. “I look forward to partnering with Jeremy and the incredibly talented team at UTA to build a world-class communications function and amplify the company’s leading position at such a transformative moment for the entertainment, sports, and media industries.”
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