DolFinContent always keeps an eye on what’s new in talent, branding, and entertainment education. If you’re curious about the Marketing & Brand Partnerships Training Program at United Talent Agency (UTA), here’s what the latest info shows — and what you should do if you want in.
What We Know So Far
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Program Announcement & Start Date
UTA is hiring recent and upcoming graduates for the Marketing & Brand Partnerships Training Program launching in January 2026. -
Locations & Pay
The program is available in New York City and Los Angeles. It offers $23/hour with benefits. -
Structure & Rotations
Trainees will rotate through key departments that focus on Brand Partnerships and Marketing. Some of the areas include: market analysis, strategic planning, client insights, new business development, and presentation creation. There will also be mentorship, classes under something called “UTA University,” and ongoing support. -
Qualifications
Ideal candidates are those with passion for entertainment and branding, relevant internships or coursework, strong communication skills, and organizational ability. Familiarity with tools like Microsoft Office and Google Suite is expected. -
Application Details
The deadline (or at least one of the published deadlines) was August 31, 2025.
What’s Not Clear / Potential Changes
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There’s no widely published update yet saying the application window has reopened beyond that date or expanding the program in new ways.
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It’s not certain how many spots there are, what the exact “rotation” schedule will look like (duration per department), or how competitive the selection will be relative to past UTA training/agent programs.
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As with many programs, details like hybrid vs. in-person, exact mentors, and specific project assignments tend to be refined closer to the start date (or as applicants are chosen).
Why This Matters & What To Watch
This kind of program can be a major bootcamp into entertainment, marketing partnerships, and brand work. Especially given how brand tie-ins, influencer marketing, and content partnerships are growing fast, having that kind of training and agency exposure is a strong early career step.
If you’re interested, keep an eye on UTA’s Careers page, LinkedIn, and job boards for any updates. Also, following people or groups inside UTA on social media might surface news early (info sessions, Q&A, etc.).
How DolFinContent Can Help
If you’re preparing to apply (or want to make your marketing/partnerships credentials stronger), DolFinContent can assist with strategy, portfolio development, mock prep, branding clarity, and more.
Contact us at www.dolfincontent.com if you’d like help being ready for a program like this — or even assessing whether other agencies’ training programs might offer comparable or better fit.