Well-Known Streamers Sign with RTS Talent Management Company
Imane “Pokimane” Anys’ talent management company, RTS, has recently secured some popular streamers as part of their roster. Jeremy “Disguised Toast” Wan, Nikita Nihachu, and Albert “BoxBox” Zheng have officially joined RTS, with Sue Lee, the VP of talent management, taking charge of their brand growth and long-term success, as mentioned in an official press release.
Recognized Talent Manager Sue Lee to Work with Creators
Sue Lee, who has been acknowledged by AdWeek as one of the most influential women in sports and listed in Forbes 30 Under 30, will be collaborating with the streamers to support their talent and help them establish strong businesses. Insider has also acclaimed her as one of the top talent managers in the gaming creator industry.
Pokimane’s RTS Aims to Empower Content Creators
Pokimane introduced RTS in October last year with the goal of assisting content creators in securing better partnership deals, reducing their workload, and providing comprehensive support. Leveraging her own experience and expertise, she aims to make her knowledge accessible to newer creators, alleviating the challenges they may face in their careers.
Streamers Disguised Toast, Nihachu, and BoxBox Join RTS
Disguised Toast, known for his strategy game streams and now popular for casual games with other streamers, boasts 2.7 million Twitch followers and 3.75 million YouTube subscribers. Nihachu, with her 2.7 million Twitch followers, engages with indie games and is also a part of the renowned Minecraft web series, Dream SMP. BoxBox, one of the top League of Legends streamers, has amassed 2 million Twitch followers and was nominated for Best Strategy Game Streamer in 2022.
Stuart Saw, the CEO of RTS, expressed his enthusiasm for working with these prominent creators and the expertise Sue Lee brings to the table. RTS will offer guidance in branding, marketing, and the creator business model, paving the way for a bright future in the industry.