Robert White Is the Owner and CEO of Dolphin Entertainment Company Inc. He launched and started the corporation on his own with a $400 investment. The company went public on purpose on September 29th, 2013. This is Robert's Birthday and he wanted to share the start day of his brand with his own Birthday. Dolphin Entertainment Company Inc. is an advertising and marketing company that works with clients in the entertainment industry around the globe bring them exposure in the ever-changing and competitive world of Entertainment.

In 2013 when the brand started, Robert was unemployed and had just left a job working in the sales department of the local newspaper. It was good timing that a program hosted by New York State allowing residents of the state on unemployment to start their own business and still receive their unemployment checks. The program required Robert to not only take a business course but to gain counseling through a business coach. It was this program that gave Robert the ability to launch his company.

The company started under the name Dolphin Entertainment Company and was the home to a collection of models named The Dolls of DEC. DEC was also home to a roster of professional DJ’s that performed in and around the United States. These DJ’s brought a high energy show to the nightlife scene, and the models were able to be booked to work along with them. 

In 2014 Robert’s focus became more about the talent and exposing them to more paid opportunities in promotion and marketing positions. The models that were involved with the company at that time would head out to promotional events and other opportunities through the company’s efforts. Soon enough models from around the country were contacting Robert and learning more about his promotional modeling team. It was later in 2014 that Robert would take his first invite to New York Fashion Week. It was that trip to NYC that would lite a fire under him that would never go out!

On returning to Corning, New York after a week in the big apple Robert realized that promotional modeling and the income to be had was minimal compared to the ever-changing Fashion industry and the models that were gracing the runways. It was that realization that took the company through a major change and it was that change that rebranded the Dolls of DEC and gave birth to FIN Talent Agency on September 29th of 2014. Exactly on the one-year anniversary of the company.

“I completely changed my whole perspective on the modeling industry because of that trip to New York City and it made me realize that I needed to step up my game. I knew that I wanted to not only continue to work with models from all over the country, but I wanted to get models on those runway shows and in front of the major companies that I had been exposed to on that trip.

When I reached out to the models and started talking to them about what they wanted out of an agency they told me that they wanted to be published.

So, I hit the emails, Google, and anything I could to get access to the people at Hearst, Conde Nast, and Time Inc. to get my models exposed in Publications. It was months and months of trying before I decided that if no doors were going to open, then I would create my own doors and I launch my own magazine!

Splash Magazine started out as a newsletter that I would email to these publishers, corporate contacts, and others that I wanted to touch base with about the talent I was working with. I bragged them up so much and took every opportunity I could to tell someone important about them.

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