Irving Mejia-Hilario
General Assignment Reporter at Sports Business Journal
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3 weeks ago |
sportsbusinessjournal.com | Irving Mejia-Hilario
GSE Worldwide’s new Brand Consulting, Talent Procurement and Experiential Marketing practice picked up its first big win since launching five months ago by securing a contract with Dick’s Sporting Goods to become its talent procurement agency of record.
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3 weeks ago |
sportsbusinessjournal.com | Irving Mejia-Hilario |Alex Silverman
An overwhelming majority of PWHL players voted last week to allow salary disclosure throughout the league, giving players’ agents visibility into how much other players are earning and, in turn, how much salary cap space each team has when negotiating with them. This marks a significant change for players and agents, who over the past two years were not granted access to the salaries of other players. The PWHLPA informed the league of its decision Saturday, May 31.
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3 weeks ago |
sportsbusinessjournal.com | Irving Mejia-Hilario
Hollywood continues to embrace the sports industry, with L.A.-based film and television management firm 3 Arts Entertainment acquiring sports and entertainment management firm A&A Management Group. 3 Arts declined to share financial specifics, but all A&A employees will join 3 Arts. A&A founders Aaron and André Eanes will become partners at 3 Arts and oversee 3 Arts’ growing sports division.
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1 month ago |
sportsbusinessjournal.com | Irving Mejia-Hilario
Lexus is expanding its partnership with the Premier Lacrosse League, which kicks off its season on May 30. The deal will see the Japanese luxury car brand become the entitlement partner of the 2025 PLL and Women’s Lacrosse League All-Star Weekend July 4-5 and the 2025 PLL End of Year Awards in September. Lexus will also serve as the the presenting partner of “Rabil’s Places,” an ESPN Original Series premiering June 4.
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1 month ago |
sportsbusinessjournal.com | Irving Mejia-Hilario
Fashion and sports have been connected for decades, evolving from simple brand deals for shoes and shirts to becoming a way for some of the world’s biggest agencies to leverage their clients’ love of wearing elaborate and extravagant outfits. From the biggest players in the space such as CAA, Klutch and Wasserman, to independent agencies such as Priority Sports, agencies are increasingly making more moves into fashion as a long-term play for clients and, ultimately, cultural capital.
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Scoop from @AlexMSilverman and myself. The PWHLPA voted for salary disclosure, allowing player agents more transparency into how much others are making. It's a big step for players and agents as they venture into a new era with two more teams on the way. https://t.co/6z0P03EeDQ
Interesting acquisition to start the week. 3 Arts, the same firm responsible for producing shows like The Office and Parks and Rec, has acquired A&A Management, which has helped launched events and shows for the Kelce brothers like New Heights. https://t.co/MGM9bLBHtR