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3 Arts Entertainment Cultivates Fashion & Beauty
2 Jun
Summary
- 3 Arts Entertainment expands into fashion and beauty representation.
- Hannah Satzke joins as Manager, based in the New York office.
- Key clients Meredith Duxbury and Matt Peterson transition to 3 Arts.

3 Arts Entertainment has significantly broadened its talent representation, extending into sports, news, and lifestyle. The company is further enhancing its offerings with a dedicated focus on the fashion and beauty industries.
To spearhead this new venture, 3 Arts Entertainment has appointed Hannah Satzke as a Manager. Satzke, who will be based in the New York office, is the founder of Make Management, a digital-first talent firm established in 2021. Her expertise lies in managing creators and multi-hyphenate talents within the fashion, beauty, and lifestyle spaces.
Before establishing Make Management, Satzke held a position as Associate Director of Brand Partnerships at Columbia Records. She also spent five years at WME, honing her skills in talent management and brand collaborations. This strategic hire aims to leverage Satzke's understanding of brand building for creators.
Luke Dillon and Dunia McNeily, Partners at 3 Arts Entertainment, expressed confidence in Satzke's abilities. They highlighted her sophisticated grasp of how creators can develop enduring brands and noted her instrumental experience and relationships in expanding the company's reach.
Satzke shared her enthusiasm for joining 3 Arts, citing her respect for the company's client advocacy and career support. She looks forward to continuing to build and grow her clients' platforms and businesses in new directions.
Several notable clients are moving to 3 Arts Entertainment with Satzke. These include beauty creator and runway model Meredith Duxbury, street-interview creator Matt Peterson, and London-based lifestyle creator Matilda Bea, who focuses on entertaining and interiors.