Sports Entertainment Group (SEG) manages athletes and artists internationally. Besides this, SEG creates and produces music.
SEG Sports has a highly educated team of (licensed) players’ agents, cycling managers and basketball agents. This team operates on a international level, mainly in Europe. Our sports team is there to help both talented and well known players, riders and coaches to start their careers and to advise them along the way. They will guide the client through contract negotiations. And more. They will advise the clients on all issues and will take the practical ones out of their hands and finalise these satisfactorily.
Due to the large network SEG has gained in the past, our agents are enabled to create interesting opportunities. Together with the client, they will make it happen to seize as many career opportunities as possible. A few clients are: Jos Hooiveld (Celtic), Keisuke Honda (CSKA Moskou), Jeremain Lens (PSV), Diego Biseswar (Feyenoord), Adrie Koster (Club Brugge), Fred Rutten (PSV), Henk Norel (DKV Joventut) and Martijn Maaskant (Garmin).
SEG Music offers a 360 degrees service to artists and producers. Our diverse and experienced team specialises in artist management, label services, publishing, media synchronisation and music supervision, offering structured and professional career support to both established and developing artists. Our client list demonstrates a diversity of genres, from William Orbit, Leftfield, and Shy FX, to Noisettes, Mica Paris, and Billy Ocean, as well as artists at the beginning of their careers.
The team of our Music Supervison department oversees all aspects of music within a film, including: sourcing a composer, identifying music source placement opportunities, sourcing a record and publishing deal, all legal and business sides of the music including composer contracts, negotiating and processing all music clearances and running the music budget.
SEG operates mainly in Europe and is located in countries such as The Netherlands (headquarters), United Kingdom, Finland, Spain, Portugal and Belgium.
