The LEAD1 association (“LEAD1”), which represents the athletics directors of the 130-member institutions of the Football bowl Subdivision (“FBS”), as well as Hackney Publications, the nation’s leading publisher of sports legislation periodicals, released today a new publication to assist athletics departments much better navigate college sports name, image, as well as likeness (NIL) policy changes. The “LEAD1 NIL Institutional Report” will be released every two months on LEAD1’s web site as a member special benefit featuring original articles from subject matter professionals as well as leading NIL business on the most appropriate as well as timely NIL institutional topics including legal, tax, accounting, brand building, as well as other ancillary NIL categories.
This very Camiseta SL Benfica first problem features: (1) original articles from leading NIL business as well as firms: INFLCR, Spry, TeamAltemus, RSM, as well as FINN Partners; (2) the “Tom McMillen federal NIL Scoop” for an update on congressional Camiseta Chelsea FC NIL legislation; (3) interviews with Jack Swarbrick on utilize of institutional marks as well as Sean Frazier on the intersection between diversity, equity, as well as inclusion as well as NIL; (4) interviews with LEAD1 NIL working group co-chairs, Mike Hill, as well as Michael Alford on agent as well as booster involvement; (5) an update from Pat Chun on what the NCAA division I Council may think about at its late June meeting; (6) Camiseta Boca Juniors an institutional preview with Desiree Reed-Francois on what UNLV is doing to prepare for NIL; as well as more.
“With Congress as well as specifies involved, in addition to the NCAA thinking about adopting NIL policy changes, the NIL collegiate landscape provides lots of new problems as well as difficulties for athletics departments,” stated LEAD1 president as well as CEO, Tom McMillen. “The LEAD1 NIL Institutional report will assist our members navigate with these changes.”
Holt Hackney of Hackney publications added that “there is a thirst for thorough reporting on the NIL issue. We venture to be a must-read publication, introducing a large spectrum of voices that can assist athletic departments as well as their student-athletes benefit from NIL.”
LEAD1 members may gain access to the publication HERE
(Non-LEAD1 members may likewise subscribe for a charge utilizing this link.)
For more general info on the publication, including sponsorship inquiries, please get in touch with Hannah Dewey (hannah@lead1a.com).
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