Talent Agency Stewart Advances Rachel Grandizio to Representative Position
New Agent Joins Stewart Talent's New York Office
Rachel Grandizio has been promoted to agent at Stewart Talent's Theatrical department in their New York office. Grandizio, who holds degrees in both Theater and Civil and Environmental Engineering from the University of Maryland, College Park, expressed her enthusiasm about continuing to build upon Stewart Talent's diverse roster of clients and developing their careers within theatre, television, and film.
Before joining Stewart Talent, Grandizio worked as a coordinator in A3's Talent Division. She began her career as an assistant in the entertainment industry and later moved into production roles. Following A3's closure in early 2024, Grandizio joined the Theatrical Department at Stewart Talent as a coordinator.
Jay Schachter, the head of Film and Television at Stewart Talent's New York office, welcomed Grandizio to the team. "Rachel's unique background in both the arts and engineering will undoubtedly benefit our clients and help us to continue to grow as a leading talent agency," Schachter said.
Donald Birge, the owner of Stewart Talent's New York office, also expressed his excitement about Grandizio's promotion. "We are thrilled to have Rachel on board as an agent," Birge said. "Her passion for the industry and her dedication to her clients make her a valuable addition to our team."
Tim Marshall, the managing director of Stewart Talent's New York office, added, "Rachel has already proven herself to be a hardworking and talented individual, and we are confident that she will continue to excel in her new role."
Grandizio will join a team of experienced agents, including Jordan Parente, Dan Patack, and others, who are committed to helping their clients achieve success in the entertainment industry. With her diverse background and passion for the arts, Grandizio is poised to make a significant impact at Stewart Talent.
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