Steve Carson is  one of the country's most respected and successful Talent Agents, and founder of The Carson Organization, LTD in New York City.

Steve got his start as an agent at the world renowned Fifi Oscard Agency where he was in charge of the Young Talent Department.It was here that he met and worked with a beautiful, young, up and coming actress that inspired him to even greater heights. Her name is Meg Ryan, she is now one of the most respected and talented actresses on the planet and is starring in the new Diane English movie, The Women

Steve then fell madly in love with a beautiful young woman named Maria, whom he found out very quickly is the daughter of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton. Steve and Maria married and spent eighteen years together.  Over the course of years Steve was honored to a part of the family, and privledged to be provided invaluable insight in the ways of the industry by Richard and Elizabeth as well as getting to know many industry legends, such as Grace Kelly, Michael Jackson and many others.

Before founding The Carson Agency, Steve was able to represent and help get Matthew Broderick, his starring role in the cult film classic, Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

He represented and help land Ian Ziering a starring role on the smash TV hit, Beverly Hills 90210.

And no one can forget the beautiful little girl from The Cosby Show, Raven-Symone, who landed that role with the help of Steve and the work of her brilliant manager and father, Christopher Pearman. She has clearly grown into a beautiful woman and a successful actor and is always an inspiration to everyone she meets.

Since opening the Carson Organization, Steve has continued to help aspiring actors achieve new heights, such as Jason Biggs, the star of the American Pie series and Will Friedle of Boy Meets World fame.

Because of the success that Steve has had with helping young actors he has been featured in articles around the globe in magazines such as Life Magazine, People Magazine, Us Weekly, Backstage, Ross Report, International German Weekly, Hello, The Star and even the National Enquirer.