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UTA Partner Jeremy Barber Joins UNICEF USA Board

Originally published Jul 2, 2026

By Marcmalkin · Variety

AI-generated summary based on Variety · Aggregated by Filmarian · Human-reviewed and approved on Jul 2, 2026

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  • Jeremy Barber, a UTA partner, has joined UNICEF USA’s national board of directors.
  • Barber emphasized the universal importance of children’s well-being during an exclusive interview.
  • He believes Hollywood can play a key role in amplifying UNICEF’s mission and raising awareness.

UTA partner and agent Jeremy Barber has been appointed to UNICEF USA’s national board of directors. In an exclusive interview, Barber emphasized the importance of children’s well-being as a universal priority. He expressed his belief that taking care of children is a shared responsibility that transcends political divides. Barber, who identifies as a Rockefeller Republican, highlighted the need for Hollywood’s involvement in telling UNICEF’s stories to raise awareness and support for the organization’s mission.

Read the original story: Variety — by Marcmalkin

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