A3 Artists Agency to Shut Down Amid Legal Battles and Mismanagement

The decision, made unilaterally by Chairman Adam Bold, comes after a controversial sale of divisions and a lawsuit accusing him of toxic leadership.

A3 Artists Agency, once a prominent talent agency, is shutting down effective February 12, 2024, as announced by COO Todd Quinn.
The decision to cease operations was made unilaterally by Chairman Adam Bold, surprising many including CEO Robert Atterman and President Brian Cho.
Adam Bold had previously sold key divisions of A3 to Gersh, following a lawsuit aimed at preventing him from selling the agency 'for parts.'
The lawsuit against Bold, filed by Atterman and Cho, accuses him of creating a toxic workplace and mismanaging the agency, leading to its downfall.
There are plans to launch a new company to bring together agents and clients still with A3, amidst ongoing legal battles.