Why CAA was M.I.A.
By Tom Tapp
CAA clients who had a hard time getting calls returned Friday can rest easy, it wasn't just them -- no calls were being returned to anyone from the Century City death star.
Why? No one was there. Well, almost no one.
The whole agency from Bryan Lourd on down went on a super-secret retreat, leaving only the assistants at the new headquarters.
The majority of the BMW brigade stormed Ojai for a team building exercise. That meant no phones, no Blackberries on Friday, Saturday or Sunday.
No word yet on how CAA's dealmaking elite delt with going cold turkey.
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