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Alicia Adamczyk, Nina Ajemian

Doja Cat and Charli XCX's agent on her groundbreaking career in the music industry

Jenna Park Adler (Credit: Myles Hendrik courtesy of CAA)

Good morning! Rep. Elise Stefanik is no longer in the running to be UN ambassador, General Motors is hurt by a new tariff announcement, and Billboard's Women in Music Awards are this weekend.

- Homegrown talent. Growing up as the daughter of Korean immigrants in Los Angeles, Jenna Adler didn’t always fit in. Kids were mean, she says, and she felt the most at home listening to the radio or hanging out with artists—other outcasts who didn’t mind that her parents didn’t speak English.

That love of music and creativity led her to pursue a career at Creative Artists Agency, or CAA—and now, Adler is being honored at Billboard’s Women in Music event this weekend with the Executive of the Year award, acknowledging her influence and groundbreaking work.

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