Whalar Group has acquired U.K. talent management company Sixteenth.

Emma Harman, formerly chief client officer of Whalar, has just been appointed president for the EMEA region for Whalar Group.

"This exciting collaboration with Good News Network Studios, Whalar Group and ReachTV means that our content, which breaks new ground in inclusion, will connect with the widest audiences and offer brands a new accord with communities who seek to see themselves authentically depicted on screen." Post thisAmong the projects in development, two standout initiatives will be highlighted at Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity:Dream Fever"Dream Fever" is a powerful 90-minute documentary that chronicles the incredible journey of Emmanuel Kelly. Born limb-different and abandoned in a box on a battlefield, he is now opening for Coldplay on their upcoming world tour in Australia and New Zealand. Overcoming a challenging start in life with boundless resilience and unshakable hope, Emmanuel has forged his dreams into reality. This documentary promises to inspire viewers with its astonishing narrative and uplifting message.Good News First"Good News First", created by Anthony Samadani, is a fresh, witty, and social-first news show that features content creators, celebrities, athletes, and experts sharing their favorite local good news stories from around the globe. This show aims to highlight positive, feel-good stories that often go unnoticed, providing a much-needed counterbalance to the often-negative news cycle.Commenting on the collaboration:From Stephanie Sharis, Co-CEO and President, Good News Network Studios: "Our partnership with Outlyer, ReachTV and Whalar is a true testament to the belief in collaboration over competition, where smart, caring, strategic and experienced partners come together to create content that not only entertains but always seeks to make a positive impact."From Emmanuel Kelly, CEO, Outlyer: "Outlyer believes in the power of storytelling. This exciting collaboration with Good News Network Studios, Whalar Group and ReachTV means that our content, which breaks new ground in inclusion, will connect with the widest audiences and offer brands a new accord with communities who still seek to see themselves authentically depicted on screen," said Emmanuel Kelly.From Lynnwood Bibbens, Founder and CEO, ReachTV: "We've always been about truth and positivity since we launched ReachTV," said Lynnwood Bibbens, "and there is nothing more positive than what the people at Outlyer and Good News Network Studios are doing by finding the underlying and uplifting stories from around the world."From James Street, Co-CEO and Co-Founder, Whalar Group: "We believe creators are the future voices of creativity, and 'Good News First' aims to amplify those voices by shining a light on the goodness that often goes unnoticed