Scott Clayton Leaving WME for UTA

Powerhouse agent Scott Clayton has left WME and is heading over to United Talent Agency, sources tell Billboard.
In June 2020, Clayton was promoted to co-head of WME’s music division along with Kirk Sommer in Los Angeles and Lucy Dickins in London when Marc Geiger and Sara Newkirk Simon left the roles.
This is the second major move in recent years for the Nashville-based agent who represents John Mayer, Zac Brown Band and Kings of Leon. In 2017, Clayton rocked Nashville when he quit CAA to work for cross-town rival WME.
A representative from WME confirmed that Clayton exited earlier Friday (Oct. 29). UTA did not respond to request for comment.
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