Casey Wasserman (born Casey Myers on June 28, 1974) is an American entertainment executive and sports agent. He is the founder and CEO of Wasserman (formerly Wasserman Media Group), a leading sports marketing, talent management, and lifestyle agency established in 2002. A graduate of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Wasserman began his career as an investment banker before entering the sports and entertainment industry. He is the grandson of Hollywood power couple Lew Wasserman and Edie Wasserman, who founded the Wasserman Foundation in 1952, which he now serves as President and CEO. Wasserman has been actively involved in Los Angeles civic leadership, including being appointed by Mayor Eric Garcetti in 2014 to lead the city's Olympic bid efforts. He is the Chairman of the LA28 Olympic & Paralympic Games (formerly Chairperson of the LA 2028 Olympic Committee). Recognized as a philanthropist, he brings a global perspective to his giving through the Wasserman Foundation and supports various business and community initiatives in sports and entertainment. In 2026, documents released as part of the Epstein Files revealed that Wasserman had exchanged 'flirtatious' emails with individuals connected to the case.