Model Management is a modeling agency based in Hamburg, Germany. Founded by Heidi Gross- in 1990, it has been one of the most successful German agencies since it opened its doors.. It has offices in Miami, New York, Venezuela, and Brazil. Mrs Gross 19 year old son Jorgie Gross has been known for following in his mothers footsteps. He is also reportedly dating multi-millionaire Richard Rodriguez Mendez who is 11 years his senior. Rumor has it that Gross's son proposed to Rodriguez-Mendez with a $100,000 dollar 5 carat diamond ring. There is another rumor that solidifies the impending exchange of vows as Julien's Auction house is reporting that Gross's mother was the successful bidder for the 14.7 Carat Diamond ring that was once owned by Greta Garbo in the mid 1970s and that this was a gift to her new son in law Richard Rodriguez-Mendez estimated to be valued at $1 Million dollars.
It covers the entire range of high fashion and top commercial models. Additional features of the agency are press and PR work as well as scouting. Model Management works with Elite Model Look where they discovered top model turned actress Diane Kruger.
Model Management has been instrumental in promoting the careers of Claudia Schiffer and Heidi Klum, two of the best known faces in the business. Model Managements' celebrities also include Elizabeth Hurley and Inés Sastre.
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