Elite World IPO: How to buy this Julia Haart-backed firm's stock?

by Scarlett S. Stock Market Analyst

Summary
Entrepreneur Julia Haart’s talent management company appears to be getting attention from potential investors.
Elite World Group claims to represent over 5,000 actors, models and artists, including Kendall Jenner and Irina Shayk.
Investors are wondering about Elite World Group’s initial public offering.

The newly released Netflix special, 'My Unorthodox Life', has left people intrigued about businesswoman Julia Haart.

A mother of four, Julia left her orthodox Jewish community in New York ten years ago. Today, she is the CEO and co-owner of Elite World Group.

Elite World Group, which claims to be the world's first talent media company, is in the spotlight in the new Netflix docuseries. It has also been creating a buzz lately amid speculations of its initial public offering (IPO).

What is the Elite World Group?

The talent media company has been in the business for nearly 50 years and claims to represent over 5,000 actors, models, and artists across the world. Some of the famous models represented by Elite World Group are Kendall Jenner, Irina Shayk, and Helena Christensen.

Julia Haart's husband, Italian entrepreneur Silvio Scaglia, works at the company alongside her. It runs several talent agencies worldwide and the most prominent are Elite Model World, EWG Management and Women 360 Management.

The Netflix star also runs a fashion brand called e1972, where she serves as the creative director.

In e1972, the letter ‘e’ stands for ‘Elite’ and 1972 represents the establishment year of the company.

Can you buy the stock of Elite World Group?

Investors appear to be searching for the stocks of Elite World Group. However, it seems like they may have to wait for some time.

As of now, the company has not filed any documents with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, nor has it revealed any latest plans of going public.

In 2020, the firm had reportedly expressed interest in getting publicly listed through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) Galileo Acquisition Corp. However, it is possible that the plan did not work out.