Formerly with DeFiore and Company. No longer working as an agent.

(Thanks dlpoet17)

lol nvmd...

The peripatetic Adam Korn is leaving literary agency DeFiore and Company to return to the editorial side, rejoining HarperCollins--this time as executive editor for William Morrow, starting January 18.

shouldnt adam be added into the ya jumble?
from website: Adam Korn joined DeFiore and Company in the fall of 2009. He became an agent after several years working in the editorial departments of the Random House and Crown Publishing Groups and HarperCollins Publishers, during which time he acquired New York Times bestselling titles GO LONG! by Jerry Rice, GOT FIGHT? by Forrest Griffin, and—in a three-book Y.A. deal with Lauren Conrad—L.A. CANDY (which stayed at #1 for several weeks).

Since I didn't hear from Laurie Munroe Abkeimeier after 3 weeks, I sent a query to Adam on 11/9; he said send it all on 11/10, did; told him of possible agent offer on 11/30; he rejected on 12/15 (said very thorough, I'm an expert on the subject, but he can't muster enthusiasm for the period as much).
Pop music book.

I'm happy for you, mstalyn; I hope this works out for you. But when "agent's" don't want you, they should be professional and courteous and send a polite e-mail to say so. There is no excuse for asking for a full manuscript and then not responding. And it seems to me that an agent who would do that to someone who isn't a client might do the same to a client if his or her book doesn't sell right away. Keep that in mind.