Zach Zimmerman has launched artist management company ZTZ Entertainment
delivering pizzas via the Uber Eats app. The campaign – which was so successful that the app itself crashed – far exceeded expectations and led to Zimmerman carving out a role for himself in the entertainment space at the ride-sharing giant.
Zimmerman goes on to note that his deal structures are “extraordinarily friendly” to artists, including sunset clauses that are much less restrictive than the industry standard and commissions that don’t kick in until specific earning thresholds are met. Transparency, too, is key for Zimmerman in fostering the artist-manager relationship.
When it comes to attracting new investment to the company, Zimmerman will bring an approach gleaned from his years in the tech startup space.
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