Bleep Models Named Best of NYC 2011

Bleep Models, a reputable agency that works exclusively with male models, has been awarded the 2011 New York City award.

2012-02-16

NEW YORK, NY, February 16, 2012 (Press-News.org) The U.S. Commerce Association (USCA), a New York based organization funded by local businesses, has awarded Bleep Models the 2011 Best of New York City award in the Model/Talent Management category.

This prestigious recognition has been reserved for exceptional success achieved by local businesses. Awards are given based on information collected from internal sources and other third parties.

President of Bleep Models, Kyle Aviance Quandel is quoted as saying, "We are honored to be the recipient of this coveted award. The USCA's acknowledgement underscores our very mission at Bleep Models; commitment to excellence. We will continue to strive for the utmost quality in our work, while providing superior service as we continue to grow."

"The male modeling industry is unique, and we have specifically chosen to focus on this aspect of the business. We have a solid understanding of our client's needs and sincerely appreciate this validation from the USCA."

According to Mr. Quandel, raw talent is not enough in today's competitive market. Amateur male models may have the potential to become a top model; however the refinement process takes time, together with the proper management, support and guidance.

When asked what is the required criteria for someone to become a top model, here is what Kyle Quandel replied.

1) A hunger for success. - Without this, it's easy for a male model to give up when he encounters setbacks.

2) Motivation to stay trim and fit. - Successful models work hard to maintain their fitness and looks. This improves their chances of being selected by clients to work on important projects.

3) A pleasant personality. - In this industry, models are required to work with others and interact with clients. Bleep Models can only do so much for the model and much depends on the models own inherent characteristics and personality.

4) A team player who is able to bring the best out of others. - This quality is important as models need to work with other professionals such as photographers most of the time. If they can work well with others, this often results in great photographs being taken.

Bleep Models takes great pride in developing natural talent into polished professional models, continually searching the nation for the finest undiscovered men. Mr. Quandel has worked with some of the most recognized fashion designers, photographers and corporate executives, all of which he brings with him to Bleep.

For more information about Bleep Models, visit http://www.bleepmodels.com or call 646.396.9947. For further details about the USCA, visit http://www.uscaaward.com.

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