Legacy of Loud
Co-hosted with her daughter Fiona.
Right Now
Twenty-seven years in sales and marketing. Now: a podcast, a private network, a Substack, and coaching. All live at once. The memoir is in progress.
Co-hosted with her daughter Fiona.
A network you can join and never contribute? That’s LinkedIn.
A private network for kind, curious, collaborative women making moves in art, culture, and wellness.
I work with women who desire to be fully themselves.
A memoir about mother hunger, addiction, and love.
Writer. New Yorker. Mother of two. Founder of RepresentationCo and Joy Joy Joy. Memoir in progress. Spiritual leanings but I fuck with YSL. Welcome to my playground.
What people say
“Tara saw the thing I couldn’t say. Invigorating and inspiring and uncomfortable in a way that’s activating.”Jana Flynn
“Tara joy has twice the power of regular shmegular joy. The word infectious doesn’t even begin to cover it. You’ll walk away from a Tara session buzzing with energy and confidence, ready to take on the world.”Hallie Goodman
“Her kind, loving support and understanding of the human psyche helped me get past some old pain points. I needed direction back to my joy. She’s a bad ass bitch.”Marta Maletz
“A knack for generating ideas, creating, selling, communicating and storytelling. Incredibly skilled at connecting people, and the biggest heart.”Colleen Shaw
“Talented at seeing people and what their powers are, and where a person may want to look deeper”“Literally THE energy I needed to get the ball rolling”“Fearless and tenacious but with integrity”“Does not shy away from drama or problems”“Impeccable taste and experience few others have”“A natural and authentic storyteller. She knows how to make things stick”“An impressive soul”
About
Tara Averill arrived in New York City at 19 and never left. Before the agency, she was an East Village actress and a bartender at Live Bait. Twenty-seven years in sales and marketing followed, work she describes as “seeing what’s true about a person before they see it themselves, and getting the world to see it as well.”
In 2011, at 39 and a single co-parent, she founded RepresentationCo, the boutique talent management firm she still runs today. She is a former founder and CEO of Splitsville, a divorce-support platform covered by Vogue and profiled with her in The New York Times.
She runs the agency alongside Legacy of Loud, the podcast she co-hosts with her daughter Fiona; Joy Joy Joy, a private network for women; 1:1 coaching; and a memoir about mother hunger, addiction, and love. She lives in Brooklyn with her now college-aged children, Fiona and Liam, and spends her free time watching her son play D1 rugby and hyping her daughter, and Legacy of Loud co-host, Fiona Averill’s Substack, Frankly, Fiona.
On the Podcast
“Gen X Tara Averill and her Gen Z daughter Fiona Averill ask everyone the same question: what do you wish you knew earlier? Then they follow the conversation down whatever rabbit hole it opens.” Biweekly since January 2026.
Live panel · 76 min
Systems, Scarcity & Why Are We Doing It All Alone?
Episode · 45 min
Nancy Whang: Unexpected Careers, Cool Girls & Is the LCD Residency Brooklyn's New Church
Episode · 46 min
Ruganzu Howard: Cops, Commercials & How Do You Define Cool?
Episode · 72 min
Jeff Sheehan: Death, Competency Addiction & Who Are You When the Roles Run Out
Episode · 54 min
Kassi Underwood: Energy, Feminism & Why Are Men Waiting for Women to Text First?
Episode · 36 min
Rachel Fleit: Sugarbabies, Career & Is 26 Too Old to Pivot?
What do you wish you knew earlier? If you have an answer worth an hour, tell us who you are.
“Desire is the most honest thing about a woman, and wanting it without apology is the most brave and sexy thing she can do.”Tara Averill
The Brownstone
Tara’s Brooklyn brownstone is a study in authenticity, comfort, color, texture, pattern and personal style. Now available to book for events and shoots.
The Agency
“A boutique talent management firm specializing in visionary companies that prioritize excellence, iconoclasm, and diversity.”
shots, 2023
Founded 2011 in New York · Global talent
Tara Averill founded RepresentationCo in 2011. The agency represents production companies, edit houses, VFX and music who create and produce best in advertising work for Nike, Brand Jordan, Google, Meta, Delta, McDonald’s, DraftKings, FanDuel, Kalshi, Reddit, Booking.com, and Wealthsimple, among others.
“It’s all about relationships.”Tara Averill
Press
The New York Times
January 2016
“Divorced Parents, Living Close for the Children’s Sake.” Profiled as the founder of RepresentationCo., a talent agency, and of Splitsville, a community-centered app and website about divorce.
Vogue
2014
Covered Splitsville, the divorce-support platform she founded and ran as CEO: there is one relationship status that still carries a social stigma: ‘divorced.’
HuffPost
2016
Her own contributor byline, “Why the Ashley Madison Hack Can Save Your Marriage.” Bio line: CEO & Founder of Splitsville.com, the everyday resource and social community for ANYONE going through a split.
The Times
London
“The New York way to divorce” On Splitsville and co-parenting without the wreckage.
Daily Mail
2014
“Could this divorce app change the deal on break-ups?” Splitsville puts a positive spin on ending relationships.
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