James Andrew Miller

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Today’s talent agents are sophisticated business people in expensive suits who drive expensive cars and CAA is largely the reason why.

How CAA changed what it means to be an agent

Today’s talent agents are sophisticated business people in expensive suits who drive expensive cars and CAA is largely the reason why.

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