WINK Models founder Taryn Williams on overcoming being a “control freak” to build her business

After a stint in the modelling industry, serial entrepreneur Taryn Williams saw a lot could be done in the sector to streamline processes and payment for models working across Australia. She took these observations and spun them into $3 million talent agency WINK Models, a company that committed to pay models in a seven day window.

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If You’re the Smartest Person in the Room, You’re in the Wrong Room with Taryn Williams Founder and Owner of the Right Fit and WINK Models

Taryn Williams  is one of Australia’s leading female entrepreneurs, she is CEO of WINK Models and the CEO and co-founder of her new venture theright.fit which launched in late 2015. theright.fit in an online market network that directly connects clients with talent without the need for a traditional agency, the online platform aims to revolutionise the talent industry. She’s also the founder & CEO of #Gifted, launching in 2021

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While Wilson was inspired by disruption, 30-year-old former model and WINK modelling agency founder Taryn Williams is disrupting herself. She’s just set up theright.fit, an online agency that brings together creative talent such as stylists, make-up artists, photographers, actors and models with their prospective employers, which treads on some ground she’s already inhabiting.