DLB is a sports and entertainment marketing agency that specializes in securing Celebrities, Sports Stars, Experts and Speakers for media programs, personal appearances, speaking engagements and advertising campaigns.

For more than 21 years, DLB has worked alongside a prestigious group of PR Firms, Corporations, Production Companies, Hospitals and Non-Profits to secure Talent.  Clients

DLB is known for its strategic consultation, exceptional professionalism and personal attention to all details of the marketing program. DLB provides the services necessary to ensure spokesperson programs meet and exceed their objectives including: recommending the appropriate celebrity or expert; providing background information and approximate fees to facilitate the decision-making process; guidance on the structure of the offer letter and negotiation of the formal agreement; legal consultation; and implementation of the program elements.

Especially for Healthcare clients, DLB has more than 100 categories of Health Conditions and Diseases and the Celebrities and Sports Stars who have a connection to them.

Whether you are launching a national media program, planning an event or looking for the perfect keynote speaker, DLB provides the essential experience and expertise to assist your team.

About Darcy Bouzeos:
A Chicago native, attorney and former agent for Oprah Winfrey, Darcy L. Bouzeos established DLB in 1989 as an entertainment and sports marketing agency.

After receiving her law degree in 1985, Darcy joined Jeffrey Jacobs & Associates and served as attorney and agent for one of the firm’s newest clients, Oprah Winfrey. Darcy managed all of Oprah’s early endorsement opportunities and speaking engagements and after five successful years, left to establish her own firm, DLB.

Darcy has taught numerous seminars on the Celebrity Spokesperson business and has been quoted in USA Today, Entertainment Weekly, The New York Times, SportsBusiness Journal and The Chicago Tribune. She was named one of the “Top 40 Professionals Under 40” by Crain’s Chicago Business magazine.