Talent Agent: As a talent agent, you'll represent and negotiate contracts for artists, actors, musicians, and other performers. Your role is to secure opportunities, handle negotiations, and manage your clients' careers.

Talent Manager: Talent managers work closely with artists to oversee their career trajectories. This role involves providing strategic advice, making decisions about projects, handling negotiations, and offering support to help talents achieve their goals.

Casting Director: Casting directors are responsible for finding and selecting actors for roles in TV shows, movies, commercials, and theater productions. They work closely with producers and directors to identify the right talent for each project.

Public Relations Specialist: Public relations specialists manage the public image of talents and the agency. They handle media relations, press releases, interviews, and work to maintain a positive public perception of their clients.

Event Coordinator: Event coordinators in talent agencies organize promotional events, press conferences, red carpet premieres, and other industry-related gatherings. They ensure that events run smoothly and help create positive exposure for the agency's clients.

Marketing Manager: Marketing managers develop and execute marketing campaigns to promote the agency's talents and services. This involves creating content, managing social media, and collaborating with other departments to maximize visibility.

Social Media Manager: Social media managers focus on building and maintaining the online presence of the agency and its talents. They create engaging content, interact with fans, and manage social media platforms to enhance brand awareness.

Contracts Manager: Contracts managers handle legal agreements, negotiations, and paperwork related to talent contracts, endorsements, appearances, and other business dealings.

Publicist: Publicists work on crafting and managing the public image of talents. They handle media relations, press releases, and help talents navigate the media landscape.

Entertainment Lawyer: Entertainment lawyers specialize in legal matters related to the entertainment industry. They provide legal counsel on contracts, negotiations, intellectual property, and other legal issues affecting talents and the agency.

Creative Director: Creative directors oversee the artistic direction of projects involving agency talents. This could include music videos, photoshoots, branding, and other creative endeavors.

Personal Stylist: Personal stylists work with talents to create their signature looks for public appearances, photoshoots, and events. They help develop and maintain the image that aligns with the talent's brand.

A&R Representative: A&R (Artists and Repertoire) representatives in music talent agencies scout for new musical talents, oversee their development, and help them secure recording contracts and promotional opportunities.

Marketing Analyst: Marketing analysts analyze market trends, consumer behavior, and campaign effectiveness to inform the agency's marketing strategies and decision-making.

Business Development Manager: Business development managers focus on identifying new opportunities, partnerships, and revenue streams for the agency and its talents.