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Move over Tyra Banks and “America’s Next Top Model,” the CW’s modeling agency makeover hit show “Remodeled” discovered a star that just landed one of the largest modeling campaigns in the world! While we can’t officially announce who it is quite yet, we would love to set up an interview with you and the show’s star/creator/super modeling agent Paul Fisher to announce this amazing achievement and also about what viewers can expect when “Remodeled” returns to the CW on Monday, July 9th. The CW’s “Remodeled” brings together hundreds of small modeling agencies around the world in a new venture called The Network. The Network gives Paul the leverage to change the industry from the inside out where he has two missions: to make sure agents in small towns no longer get taken advantage of and to empower models to take control of their careers and lead healthier lives. Fisher found that the small, local agencies find the stars and then the NYC agencies snap them up and screw the local agencies. With The Network, Fisher aims to fix this and in the process create the largest agency in the world, all while “Remodeled’s” cameras follow him as he visits struggling Network companies across the US.
In addition, recently it was announced that “REMODELED” won BEST REALITY SHOW at the BANFF MEDIA AWARDS beating out A&E’s “Storage Wars,” MTV’s “16 & Pregnant,” CBC’s “Battle of the Blades,” BBC’s “The Apprentice,” and VRT’s “Tomtesterom.” The Banff World Media Awards – affectionately known as The Rockies – are an internationally-recognized awards program celebrating the very best in international content production in television and digital media.
ABOUT PAUL FISHER
Paul Fisher has created more stars than any other agent in the history of the modeling industry. He started a modeling agency in his studio apartment with a $10,000 investment from his grandfather, and built one of the most powerful modeling agencies in the world who’s client list was a who’s who in the fashion industry. Paul has represented superstars like Naomi Campbell, Stephanie Seymour, Carre Otis, Carla Bruni, Brooke Burke and Kimora Lee Simmons. After years of having a front row seat to the cutthroat world of glitz and glamour, Paul was left jaded by the ravages of this industry. A long hiatus was the remedy, and now Paul Fisher is back with an unwavering commitment to health and wellness, which is part and parcel of his metamorphosis from a notorious agent to a humbled ambassador of change. Under the auspices of a new company, The Network, he has started a ground-breaking movement to empower small agencies and the models who sustain them. The Network is currently the largest modeling Network in the world with offices in over 50 cities. Fisher will ultimately leverage The Network’s success to usher in an era that promotes the health and wellness of young girls around the world and forces all decision makers in the fashion industry to take social responsibility for the images they are putting into the world.
