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Tana Mongeau To Try Her Hand At Influencer Management With ‘Tana’s Angels Agency’

Tana Mongeau, the outspoken YouTube star known for courting scandal throughout a tumultuous career, is going to try her hand at guiding the careers of fellow influencers.

The 22-year-old is launching a talent management division at existing social media marketing company Unruly Agency (which is owned by Tara Electra), US Weekly reports. Mongeau’s current manager, David Weintraub of DWE Talent Management, will serve as the third co-founder of the new endeavor, which has been dubbed Tana’s Angels Agency — or TAA for short.

“Throughout my career I’ve been taken advantage of more times than I can count,” Mongeau told US Weekly

, which describes TAA as a mentorship program of sorts. “I am starting TAA to teach people how to not make the mistakes I made early on in my career. I understand more creators are born every day and we’re in a creator culture.”

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Interested creators can apply online for a chance to be mentored by Mongeau. US Weekly reports that TAA has already received more than 2,000 submissions to date.

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Geoff Weiss

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