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Entertainment executive Ari Emanuel chronicles his career trajectory and personal struggles in a new memoir titled “Roll the Calls,” detailed in an article
The 400-plus-page book documents Emanuel’s transformation from a middle-class Chicago youth managing dyslexia into a prominent industry power broker. His business holdings span the WME talent agency, World Wrestling Entertainment, Ultimate Fighting Championship, Broadway venues, and Frieze art fairs.
Emanuel addresses his persistent drive and personal perspective within the text, framing his professional journey alongside ongoing challenges with personal satisfaction.
“The highs never last,” writes Emanuel. “No matter how high, they just never last.”
The narrative details various industry interactions and score-settling incidents throughout his career, maintaining the aggressive persona he established in sports and entertainment management.
“I tell him I’ve never dropped a client with such ease,” writes Emanuel. “And I tell him I didn’t vote for him.”
The memoir highlights his early background within a high-achieving family structure as a baseline for his subsequent commercial expansion across global entertainment and sports properties.
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