Elise Bergerson, formerly a business operations manager for shows like 'Serial,' joins the new audio division as an agent.
At Verve, Bergerson will develop and sell podcasts for the agency’s clients and represent podcast companies, as well as continue her consulting work for podcasts and audio networks. Bergerson will be based in New York, working at“We couldn’t be more excited to announce the launch of Verve Audio, and to welcome Elise to the Verve team,” Verve’s partners said in a joint statement.
“I’m incredibly excited to be joining the fantastic team at Verve,” Bergerson added. “Their client-centered approach and out-of-the-box thinking couldn’t be more aligned with my values and I am eager to jump in.”A Little Bit Culty
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