Jacso Group
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Native name | 加秀娛樂有限公司 加秀藝人管理有限公司 加秀媒體 加秀製作及發行 |
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| Industry | Entertainment Movie Media |
| Founded | 2009 |
| Founder | Celia Sie |
| Headquarters | , |
Area served | Asia |
| Services | Entertainment agency Movie production & distribution Artist management |
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| Website | jacso.com.hk |
Jacso Entertainment is a media, entertainment, artist management, production and distribution, and online marketing company based in Hong Kong. The Group was initially founded by Celia Sie in 2009 as a social publishing platform.
History
After graduating from The University of Hong Kong, Celia Sie started her entertainment career as program host in the Metro Broadcast from 1997 to 2000. She was the founder of Moral Champ PR & Marketing Limited from 2005 to 2012 for its public relation business. She founded Jasco Group in 2009 as social publishing platform.
In early 2011, Jacso Entertainment managed a number of artistes including Dada Chan, Iris Chung, Monna Lam, Celia Kwok, Meimei Tsang, Asa Kwan, Ayu Wong, Diva Hui, Kaylie Kan, Bella Lo, Bambi Leung, Liz Li, and Moonie Lau from Hong Kong where Moka Fang and Una Wu are based in Shanghai, China.[1] Jacso Artistes Management was formed in 2012 as a joint venture of eSun Holdings (SEHK: 571) specialized in Hong Kong film production and distribution.
In 2014, Jacso extended its entertainment empire to media development.
In July 2016, Jacso Entertainment merged with the production company of the actor Louis Koo.[2][3]
Description
The Jacso Group hosts events, showcases and concerts in Hong Kong, Macau and China for various Korean stars. Jacso has its own production and distribution of Korean movies and variety shows.
Subsidiaries :
- Jacso Entertainment Limited
- Jacso Artistes Management Limited
- Jacso Media
- Jacso Production and Distribution
Artists
| Name | Chinese | English |
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| Dada Chan | 陳靜 | Chan Ching |
| Celia Kwok | 郭穎兒 | Kwok Wing Yee |
| Iris Chung | 鍾采羲 | Chung Wing Wai |
| Monna Lam | 林依錡 | Lam Yi Chi |
| Meimei Tsang | 曾善美 | Tsang Sin Mei |
| Bella Lo | 羅子喬 | Lo I Man |
| Ayu Wong | 王梓如 | Wong Hui Man |
| Asa Kwan | 關莉莎 | Kwok Lee Sha |
| Mika Siu | 蕭美卡 | Siu Ngan Yau |
| Diva Hui | 許珮榆 | Hui Ying Ying |
| Moka | 方媛 | Fang Yuan |
| Una | 小櫻 | Wu Yanying |
| Liz Li | 李莉琳 | Li Lee Man |
| Ivy Choi | 蔡瑩瑩 | Choi Ying Ying |
References
- ^ "AppleDaily : 施念慈擺擂台o靚模Blog戰搶人氣".
- ^ Heidi Hsia, Louis Koo keeps mum about Jacso acquisition, Yahoo.com, 20 June 2016
- ^ BEAST’s decision to leave CUBE Entertainment is financed by this Hong Kong superstar, Koreaboo.com, 29 November 2016
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