George Jiries
Every Spiegler Girl thanks two people when she signs. This is the one nobody has ever interviewed.
When a performer signs with Spiegler Girls, she almost always says the same thing, and she almost always says two names. Ameena Green, announcing her signing in December 2024, thanked Mark and George for believing in her. Yhivi, re-signing with the agency in March 2025 after six years away, told AVN she was glad to have Mark and George to help her navigate what came next. George Jiries is the second name. Before any of this he was a successful investment banker, and he first encountered Mark Spiegler across a desk — he handled Mark's account at the bank. He was brought in initially to handle the finances and the logistics of running the company. He has since become something considerably larger than that: Mark's right hand, and an essential part of how the agency actually functions day to day. He appeared in the 2019 documentary Patron of the Tarts: The Story of Mark Spiegler. He has, to date, given remarkably few interviews about any of it.
From the Bank to the Agency
The route into this business is unusual by any standard, and George has been direct about how it happened. He was working in investment banking and Mark Spiegler was a client — the sort who arrives at the bank and is impossible not to notice. George's own account of it, in his own words, is that he watched this man come in surrounded by all these women and thought, simply: who is this guy? When Mark eventually asked him to join the business, his answer was why not? That's the whole decision, told without varnish. What makes it interesting is what he was giving up and what he was walking into. Investment banking is a career with a legible ladder and a respectable answer at dinner parties. Talent representation in the adult industry is neither. He took the second one, brought a financial discipline to an industry not famous for it, and stayed.
More Than a Public Persona
He came in for the finances and the logistics. He is now, by the agency's own description, Mark's trusted right hand and an essential partner in keeping the operation running. That shift became especially significant in recent years as Mark navigated serious health challenges — a stretch during which George's role expanded considerably, and during which the agency kept working. Spiegler Girls is small on purpose, which means there is no layer of assistants and associates absorbing the work; there are two people, and a roster that includes some of the most decorated performers in the industry. What that looks like from the inside is almost entirely undocumented. Mark Spiegler has been profiled by The Hollywood Reporter, the Daily Beast and Los Angeles Magazine, and was the subject of a feature documentary in 2019 — a film George also appears in, alongside Spiegler Girls including Angela White, Abella Danger, Asa Akira and Valentina Nappi, all of whom you'll find on this site. In all of that coverage, the second chair has stayed largely out of frame.
Presence
The measure of George's presence isn't visibility — it's the fact that performers volunteer his name unprompted. When Ameena Green signed in December 2024 and when Yhivi re-signed in March 2025, both named Mark and George together, in their own public statements, without being asked to. That's not how people talk about back-office staff. It's how they talk about the people who actually decided something about their career.
Range
He arrived from investment banking, which is a genuinely rare background in this industry and a genuinely useful one. He came in to run finances and logistics and has ended up across the whole operation — representation, negotiation, the daily business of matching a small roster to a large industry. He's appeared on camera in a feature documentary about the agency. Few people in adult entertainment have moved between those two worlds in that direction.
Momentum
Spiegler Girls is in a period of visible activity — new signings, returning clients, and a roster that keeps turning up in the winners' lists at AVN, XBIZ and XRCO. George's role within it has grown rather than settled. He is also, notably, the least-interviewed significant figure in the agency's story, which means almost everything he has to say about how the last several years have actually worked is being said for the first time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is this performer?
George Jiries is not a performer — he is Mark Spiegler's right-hand man and partner in running Spiegler Girls, widely regarded as one of the top talent agencies in the adult film industry. Before entering this business he worked as a successful investment banker, and he first met Mark as a client whose account he handled at the bank. He joined the agency initially to manage its finances and logistics and has since become essential to its day-to-day operation. He appeared in the 2019 documentary Patron of the Tarts: The Story of Mark Spiegler.
Where is this performer from?
George keeps his personal background largely private, and unlike the performers on this site he has never been a public figure by trade. What is on the record is where he came from professionally: investment banking, and a career in finance that he left behind to join Mark Spiegler. The agency operates out of Los Angeles, which is where the industry lives and where the work happens.
How did this performer get started?
Across a desk at a bank. George was working in investment banking and handled Mark Spiegler's account — Mark would come in, and George noticed. By his own telling, he watched this man arrive at the bank surrounded by his clients and wondered who on earth he was. When Mark eventually asked him to come and work in the business, George's response was essentially why not. He was brought in to handle the finances and logistics of running the agency, and the role has expanded steadily ever since.
What is this performer known for?
Within the industry, for being the other half of Spiegler Girls. Mark Spiegler is the name on the door and the face in the press, but the performers who sign consistently name them as a pair — Mark and George — and the agency's own description of him is as Mark's trusted right hand and essential partner in the operation. He is also known, in a narrower sense, for the background: an investment banker who moved into adult talent representation, which is not a common career path in either direction.
Has this performer won any awards?
Not in the sense the rest of this site's subjects have — George works behind the business rather than in front of a camera, and the trophies in this industry go to performers, directors and studios. The relevant measure of his work is different: it's the roster. Spiegler Girls clients have won AVN Female Performer of the Year, XBIZ Female Performer of the Year, Best New Starlet, hall of fame inductions and hundreds of scene awards between them. That record is the closest thing to a professional citation his side of the desk receives.
Does this performer work behind the camera as well?
Behind the camera is the entire job. George has never been a performer; he is one of two people running a talent agency, which means his work is contracts, negotiations, logistics, finances and the daily business of matching a very small roster to a very large industry. He has appeared on camera exactly once in any prominent way — in the 2019 documentary about the agency — and otherwise the work is invisible by design. Which is precisely why an interview with him is worth having.
What makes this performer a compelling interview subject?
Because he has the view nobody else has and he's never been asked for it. Every other subject on this site can tell you what it's like to be a Spiegler Girl. George can tell you what it's like to be the person deciding, negotiating and administering it — from the other side of the table, for years, at an agency small enough that there's nobody to delegate to. He also arrived from investment banking, which means he can describe this industry as someone who came to it as an adult professional from a completely different world and had to learn how it actually works. And he was there for the years when Mark's health made the job harder, which is a part of the agency's story that nobody has told.
Where can viewers follow this performer’s journey?
His work is the agency itself — Spiegler Girls, and the careers of the performers on its roster, which is where the results of it are visible. He appears in the 2019 feature documentary Patron of the Tarts: The Story of Mark Spiegler, alongside many of the agency's clients. And his full conversation is here on The Making Of A Spiegler Girl, where he appears among the series' interview subjects.
