Archive - The Athlete's Bureau

Meet Connor Printz: Claremont McKenna Basketball

Connor Printz (Claremont McKenna Men's Basketball) shares his tips to efficiently grow your social media and NIL Deal flow. 1 Million+ Followers and…

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Meet Naji Elder: Santa Clara Men's Soccer

Jul 17 •

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College Athletes With the Courage to Change Everything

+ Meet the Athlete Lead Plaintiffs of the Antitrust Cases Being Settled

Jul 15 •

Griffin Uribe Brown

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Today's Agenda: NIL at 3

+ Salute to the College Athletes with the Courage to Change Everything

Jul 15 •

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TAB Special Event: Mastering Content Creation & Consistent Creator Payments

LinkedIn Live Event, Monday, July 15, 2024. 11:30 AM PST. Registration link is below.

Jul 9 •

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Meet Nya Harrison: Stanford Women's Soccer

Lead Plaintiff in Carter, Harrison, Prince v. NCAA Case

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June 2024

Meet Cami Wilson (Oregon Acrobatics & Tumbling)

NIL brand deals include: McDonald's, Jersey Mike's and Bumble. Cami is also currently pursuing her MBA.

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Meet Josh Moore: FAU Football

How Josh Moore (FAU/UCLA Football) started with a small following and grew to over 500K followers and dozens of NIL deals.

Jun 3 •

Meet Sam Phillips (Nebraska Men's Gymnastics)

Brands worked with: Clear Cover Car Insurance, Adobe, Movember Campaign, Steve Madden,Adidas, Wish, Finalist or NIL Summit Male Athlete of the Year, and…

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Money Questions Every Athlete Should Ask Their Athletics Director

The answers to these athlete compensation questions will determine how prepared your school is for the new era of college athletics.

Jun 3 •

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Today's Agenda: Money Questions Every Athlete Should Be Asking Their Athletics Director

+ College Athletes from Oregon, Nebraska, and FAU winning with NIL

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May 2024

Special Report: The House v. NCAA Settlement Delivers a Historic Win for College Athletes

The settlement raises projected college athlete compensation to over $2.7 billion annually, growing to over $32 billion total over 10 years.

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