Casey Wasserman's Talent Agency Sale Amid Maxwell Email Controversy

Casey Wasserman, the chairman of the forthcoming 2028 Los Angeles Olympics organizing committee, is making headlines as he prepares to sell his talent agency. This decision arrives amidst public scrutiny following the release of emails exchanged with Ghislaine Maxwell. These emails were discovered among government files related to Jeffrey Epstein.

Although Wasserman has not been accused of any wrongdoing, the associated controversy has sparked a wave of client departures from his agency. In a memo to staff, Wasserman expressed his intent to sell the agency, citing a desire to focus on delivering a successful Olympic Games for Los Angeles in 2028.

The LA28 board, alongside an external legal firm, reviewed Wasserman's interactions with Epstein and Maxwell. They reported that his relationship with the two figures was limited, thus voicing support for his continued leadership of the Olympic initiatives.