Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Send me the deal or the agreement. Within 48 hours you get a written memo: what's missing, what it's worth, and what to change before anyone signs.
I've signed, paid on and renewed 75-plus athlete deals as a brand owner — my own money and my own product on the line. I come from football, where NIL got serious first, and most of what I learned there hasn't reached the other sports yet. This is that experience applied to your deal, in writing, from the brand side of the table. No call required.
What's missing. The terms your paper doesn't have and needs — deliverables tied to payment, the usage tail, category exclusivity with a school carve-out, the parent acknowledgment if the athlete is a minor, the disclosure line, compliance language for the athlete's level.
What it's worth. Whether the money matches the deliverables, and how to document the rate so it holds up to a compliance office or a family's advisor.
What to change. Specific edits, in plain English, plus which agreement in the NIL Contract Template Pack to start from if there's no paper yet.
Answer the questions when you add this to your cart. That's the intake — it takes about five minutes and tells me what I need to know.
After checkout, reply to your order confirmation and attach the agreement or the offer (PDF, Word, screenshots, or paste the terms). If nothing's written yet, the answers are enough.
Your memo comes back by email within 48 hours.
Brands and local businesses signing an athlete. Club and travel programs putting a sponsorship in writing. Parents looking at a contract that came in the mail. Any sport, any level — high school, college, club.
This is a commercial review from a brand owner and general information, not legal advice. Buying it does not create an attorney-client relationship, and Ardent Executive Consulting is not a law firm. NIL rules differ by state, athletic association and institution, and they change often. Have a licensed attorney in your state review any agreement before you sign it.
Send me the deal or the agreement. Within 48 hours you get a written memo: what's missing, what it's worth, and what to change before anyone signs.
I've signed, paid on and renewed 75-plus athlete deals as a brand owner — my own money and my own product on the line. I come from football, where NIL got serious first, and most of what I learned there hasn't reached the other sports yet. This is that experience applied to your deal, in writing, from the brand side of the table. No call required.
What's missing. The terms your paper doesn't have and needs — deliverables tied to payment, the usage tail, category exclusivity with a school carve-out, the parent acknowledgment if the athlete is a minor, the disclosure line, compliance language for the athlete's level.
What it's worth. Whether the money matches the deliverables, and how to document the rate so it holds up to a compliance office or a family's advisor.
What to change. Specific edits, in plain English, plus which agreement in the NIL Contract Template Pack to start from if there's no paper yet.
Answer the questions when you add this to your cart. That's the intake — it takes about five minutes and tells me what I need to know.
After checkout, reply to your order confirmation and attach the agreement or the offer (PDF, Word, screenshots, or paste the terms). If nothing's written yet, the answers are enough.
Your memo comes back by email within 48 hours.
Brands and local businesses signing an athlete. Club and travel programs putting a sponsorship in writing. Parents looking at a contract that came in the mail. Any sport, any level — high school, college, club.
This is a commercial review from a brand owner and general information, not legal advice. Buying it does not create an attorney-client relationship, and Ardent Executive Consulting is not a law firm. NIL rules differ by state, athletic association and institution, and they change often. Have a licensed attorney in your state review any agreement before you sign it.