Welcome to a world where Name Image and Likeness (NIL) can be a daunting prospect. As universities and school districts are increasingly challenged to properly guide their student-athletes through this new landscape, we understand their need for comprehensive, in-person and virtual training. For those universities and school districts looking for ways to tackle NIL, we are proud to provide comprehensive training solutions for both in-person and virtual settings. Our goal is to equip universities and school districts with the resources and information they need to navigate the complex world of NIL.
The Masterly Consulting Group provides in-person and virtual training programs that give universities and school districts the tools they need to properly guide their student-athletes through the complexities of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL). With our training, universities and school districts can ensure compliance with NIL regulations, while also teaching student-athletes how to maximize their NIL opportunities. Our programs provide comprehensive, up-to-date information and guidance on NIL regulations and best practices, giving universities and school districts the confidence they need to ensure their student-athletes are able to take full advantage of NIL opportunities. With The Masterly Consulting Group, universities and school districts can be sure their student-athletes have the tools they need to navigate the complex world of NIL.
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The Masterly Consulting Group understands that universities and athletic departments have varying needs. To accommodate this, we offer both in-person and virtual options to universities, providing professional, tailored solutions to meet their individual requirements.
Our team has the distinction of having former NCAA college head coaches, directors, athletic directors, and college athletes. We understand college athletics from the viewpoint of an athlete, coach, and administrator.
Universities and associations widely recognised our team of global experts in sports and business. We are invited regularly to speak at conferences and are frequently sought out by the media as authoritative resources in the respective subject areas. Universities around the globe highly value our professional insights.
F E A T U R E S
It is important for universities and school districts to consider the implications of NIL and Title IX when developing any policies or programs related to student athletes.
As universities and school districts strive to create an environment of fairness, equity and inclusion, they must consider the implications of Name Image and Likeness (NIL) policies on their campuses.
With NIL rules shifting quickly, there are third party entities and individuals in a prime position to capitalize on the uncertainty surrounding NIL and potentially take advantage of aspiring student-athletes.
Universities and school districts must ensure that student-athletes are educated and trained in the fundamentals of financial management, from budgeting and understanding taxes to investing and retirement planning.
By implementing an effective NIL training program, universities and school districts can help protect their intellectual property rights, while also providing student athletes with an understanding of the rules and regulations governing their use of NIL.
The results of NIL Training can be used to create a cohesive recruitment plan that takes into account the needs of the organization, the skills and abilities of the potential recruit, and the value that the recruit can bring to the organization. This can help to create a successful recruitment strategy that both the organization and the recruit can benefit from.
By understanding NIL and donor engagement, universities can ensure that their donors are supported and engaged in the right way. With this training, universities and school districts can create donor strategies that are tailored to their institution, ensuring that donations are used in the most beneficial way.
Our program helps universities and school districts develop and implement policies, procedures, and best practices for protecting student-athletes' rights and preventing potential legal and regulatory violations. Additionally, we will develop best practices for the athletic department to limit liability from future NCAA sanctions.
Our NIL training is a powerful asset that universities and school districts should take advantage of. It can help them create strategic engagement opportunities for corporate sponsors, local businesses, and other stakeholders. It can also help to ensure that their students and alumni can fully utilize their NIL rights to build their own brand and create opportunities for themselves.
Our experienced team of consultants is committed to helping you create and maintain high standards for NIL compliance. We take the time to carefully review your policies and procedures, providing objective and data-driven feedback to ensure that your athletic departments comply with all relevant regulations.
We understand that questions or concerns can arise on campus and we are dedicated to providing ongoing communication as they do. Our team will be available to answer all of your questions and to provide help where needed. We are committed to helping your institution stay compliant and up-to-date with all of your NIL needs.
At The Masterly Consulting Group, we strive to ensure that your institution complies with all NIL regulations and guidelines. We are confident that with our guidance and support, you will build and maintain a highly skilled and knowledgeable on-campus staff focused on name image and likeness.
We want to know your needs exactly so that we can provide the perfect solution. Let us know what you want and we’ll do our best to help.
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