OTA Talent Expands and Hires Natalie Davis as a Broadcast Talent Agent

OTA Talent, America’s fastest growing TV News Talent Agency, is proud to welcome Natalie Davis to the team as a Broadcast Talent Agent.  She brings years of journalism excellence as an award-winning anchor/reporter and community leader.

Davis will play an instrumental role in OTA Talent’s dominant National Agent Team that has earned a reputation for building world-class client careers.

OTA Talent CEO Jeff Marcu said, “Natalie was a long-term OTA Talent client.  She is an amazing journalist and person who has the advantage of leveraging her expert knowledge of OTA’s proven system for client success.  Natalie identifies with our audience and understands what it takes to succeed.”

Davis most recently worked as a morning anchor/reporter at KWCH in Wichita, KS.  Prior to that, she was an anchor/reporter at KCTV in Kansas City, MO.  Natalie is a compassionate storyteller who excelled at shooting, writing and editing memorable stories.  She has won numerous regional Emmy and other local awards for her anchoring and reporting.

Davis shared, “The world needs journalists now more than ever. And I’m searching for the best! To me, that’s not just journalists who are talented. I’m looking for people who are kind, have integrity, are good teammates and are willing to put the work in to be the best they can be.”

OTA Vice President of Talent Kimberly Price added, "Beyond her news experience, Natalie's contagious, positive energy and passion for mentoring others makes her the perfect addition to OTA.  We are so excited to have her on our team!"

A former Miss Minnesota, Natalie competed in the 2012 Miss America competition.  She won awards for her on-stage talent, an operatic vocal performance.  She was also recognized for her dedication to service work related to autism and other disabilities, inspired by her brother.  Her leadership and advocacy work in this realm, and her career in broadcast television, molded Natalie into an expert communicator on all levels.