Photo: Peter Lambert
Rebecca Imaizumi
The Founder
Rebecca Imaizumi has won multiple awards in national dance competitions in Japan and the U.S. She later moved to New York City and spent over 10 years there, producing and directing shows and assisted in productions for Ladies of Hip-Hop Festival.
As brand ambassador for Benihana of Tokyo, her dance crew, ARROW marketed the company through their dance performances in: U.S.A, UK, Romania, Thailand, and the U.A.E.
Rebecca received her MA in Managing in the Creative Economy with Distinction from Kingston University, UK where she studied entrepreneurship in the creative industry. She won the Bright Ideas pitching competition in the service category on behalf of The Unified Wolves in 2018, and awarded semi-finalist for London Mayor’s Entrepreneur Award in 2019.
Her mission is to provide a platform where performing artists can express their artistry and receive pay that reflects their dedication. She is passionate about collaborating with creative businesses to deliver truly innovative experiences to people.
Origin of “The Unified Wolves”
Creativity doesn’t happen in a void. It’s a force that is unleashed when people come together and bounce ideas off of each other.
The name “The Unified Wolves” derives from how artists often work on their own, polishing their skills and honing their craft…like a lone wolf. But when we come together as a pack, we’re fiercer and stronger. “The Unified Wolves”: the coming together of creatives to enhance creativity and foster diversity.
We’re always looking for dedicated and talented artists to join our pack. If you’re interested, drop us a line and tell us about yourself!