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The Neal Agency partners with WIN Artists to expand into film and television

The move gives TNA's roster, which spans generational music acts, a launchpad beyond the concert business.

The Neal Agency has partnered with WIN Artists, a division of Patrick Whitesell and Jason Lublin's WIN Sports Group, to help its roster expand into film, television and brand work, MusicRow reported. WIN Artists was started by Josh Pyatt to support partners in building lasting careers across performance, content, intellectual property and business ventures.

"WIN Artists represent the gold standard in career stewardship, and we feel we've found the perfect partner to expand into the Television/Film world," said TNA founder and CEO Austin Neal. "Our shared less-is-more philosophy ensures that every move is intentional, and this partnership provides our artists with a launchpad to dominate new arenas."

Pyatt, who leads WIN Artists, said the partnership was designed to match the scale of TNA's client list. "Austin and his team represent generational artists whose influence reaches well beyond music, and our partnership is designed to match that ambition," he said.

"By expanding into film, television, and strategic brand ventures, WIN Artists will help TNA's clients build enterprises that define the next era of entertainment," Pyatt added, framing the deal as a way to move TNA's clients past touring and recording alone.

The agreement covers TNA's full roster rather than a single artist, positioning both agencies to pursue opportunities in scripted and unscripted media alongside the existing concert and touring business. Neither agency named specific artists or projects tied to the new arrangement.

The facts

  • The Neal Agency (TNA) has partnered with WIN Artists, a division of WIN Sports Group
  • WIN Artists was founded by Josh Pyatt
  • Partnership focuses on expanding TNA's roster into film, television and brand ventures

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