Artist manager Justin McIntosh has launched JTMC Entertainment, welcoming actress, singer and New York Times bestselling author Kristin Chenoweth to the roster. McIntosh will continue to work with singer, entertainer, author, actress and businesswoman Reba McEntire, whom he has represented since 2023.

“2025 marks my 20-year anniversary of working in this business, and I am thrilled to start the next chapter of my career with an artist like Kristin Chenoweth,” McIntosh said in a statement. “Much like Reba, she reaches far beyond just one medium of entertainment, and I am so excited to continue expanding upon the incredible legacy she is building.”

Chenoweth is known for her original role as Glinda the Good Witch in Broadway’s Wicked; she also made a recent cameo in the 2024 hit film, starring Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo. Chenoweth has also starred in the 2024 Netflix holiday film Our Little Secret. Chenoweth is set to return to Broadway with The Queen of Versailles.

Under McIntosh’s management, McEntire’s career has continued to add new career milestones, including her role as a coach on NBC’s The Voice, performing the national anthem at Super Bowl LVII, releasing the book Not That Fancy, and debuting the NBC sitcom Happy’s Place.

McIntosh has worked with McEntire for over a decade, since his role with Starstruck Entertainment as vice president of marketing & creative, also supporting artists including Kelly Clarkson and Blake Shelton. Prior to working at Starstruck, McIntosh worked in digital and marketing strategies for Big Machine Label Group, with his career also including roles at Country Radio Broadcasters, Inc., and his own creative consulting agency. The Belmont University alumnus is a member of the Country Music Association, Academy of Country Music and the Recording Academy, and has served on the boards of the Nashville Film Festival and The Theater Bug.