The Business of NIL: Parents, Brands, and the Power Behind College Sports | Justin J. Giangrande
The NIL (name, image, and likeness) era has fundamentally transformed college and youth sports into a high-stakes business where young athletes are brands from as early as 16 years old. Justin J. Giangrande, founder and CEO of Network, argues that success lies not in following outdated sy
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