
July 6, 2021

“This is a transformational time in college sports, and we are excited about the opportunity to bring group licensing opportunities to college athletes,” says Ahmad Nassar, chief executive officer, OneTeam. “The INFLCR platform will help us reach athletes where they are and provide them with superior educational resources, developed with Altius Sports, and long overdue access.”
ASP will provide educational support on group licensing to be distributed to student-athletes through the INFLCR platforms.
Through this strategic partnership, OneTeam will provide student-athletes on the INFLCR platforms with educational resources developed with guidance from
"Group licensing has long been a key component of name, image and likeness,’’ says Casey Schwab, chief executive officer and founding partner, ASP. “There isn’t a better partner around than OneTeam when it comes to collaborating on how best to empower student-athletes to best position themselves for this space."
The INFLCR platform includes:
In-App Access
In the INFLCR Verified Compliance Exchange, student-athletes will be directed to education on OneTeam’s best practices and the OneTeam platform where they can opt-in to GLAs;
In-App Education
Working with ASP experts, OneTeam will provide education on group licensing best practices that will live in INFLCR’s Storyteller Playbook, which student-athletes can access on-demand via desktop or via the INFLCR app using their mobile device; and
In-App Reporting
All student-athlete group licensing transactions can be reported to the INFLCR Verified Ledger, providing comprehensive reporting for collegiate athletics programs.
“As group licensing is allowed in collegiate athletics, we believe it will be a big opportunity for men and women in all sports, at all levels,” says Jim Cavale, founder and chief executive officer, INFLCR. “OneTeam is the clear leader in group licensing for athletes, and they are natural strategic partners as we seek to provide our clients and their student-athletes with the best resources to support NIL activities.”
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