BLACKPINK member Jisoo is taking another step in her international career after signing with major American talent agency WME (William Morris Endeavor) for worldwide representation.
According to a November 6 report by US entertainment industry publication Pollstar, WME has signed an agreement to represent Jisoo in her global activities.
The agency is known for representing artists and entertainers in negotiations involving international performances, television appearances, films, and other entertainment opportunities.
With the new agreement, Jisoo will receive additional representation as she looks to expand her activities in the United States and other international markets.
WME has worked with major global music stars, including Bruno Mars, Billie Eilish, Rihanna, and The Weeknd, making it one of the well-known agencies in the international entertainment industry.
The signing also comes after fellow BLACKPINK member Rosé reportedly moved from WME to rival agency CAA (Creative Artists Agency).
Rosé previously signed with WME in September 2025, when music and touring executive Lucy Dickins was involved in representing her solo career.
Dickins later left WME and joined CAA, while Rosé was subsequently identified among CAA's newly signed artists.
On November 3, US music industry publication HITS Daily Double included Rosé among the major artists recently added to CAA's global touring roster.
Jisoo's agreement with WME therefore marks a new development for both BLACKPINK members as they continue building their individual careers through international representation.
While specific upcoming projects connected to the agreement have not been announced, the partnership could help Jisoo explore more opportunities in music, acting, and other entertainment activities worldwide.
With WME now representing her globally, attention is turning to what international projects Jisoo may pursue next.
