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North Carolina's Public High School NIL Policy Battle

If you've been following High School NIL policies (specifically in regards to state associations), you probably know that this week the...

Case Study - Arizona High School Student-Athlete NIL Infraction & Newly Proposed Guidelines

If you make it a point to pay attention to the Name, Image, & Likeness landscape at the high school level, then you know that over the...

"Ohio Golfer forfeits High School Eligibility in signing for NIL Representation"

Yesterday I was sitting at my desk doing some research on an article I was writing about NIL in interscholastic athletics and my phone...

@TheADPodcast Interview!

I had the pleasure this past week to be the featured episode on the The AD Podcast (www.theadpodcast.com) hosted by Scott Paine & Thomas...

Triple Threat Leadership x LifeBrand ink Partnership!!

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Leading Edge Podcast Interview

Listen to the interview by clicking this link: https://leadingedge.online/scott-grant-leadership-personal-branding-social-media/ I had...

@HanginwiththeAD Podcast Interview

I had the pleasure this week to be the featured episode on the Hanging With the AD Podcast hosted by Don Baker (CMAA), Cobb County School...

Volume #4: Navigating Tax Implications for NIL & High School Student-Athletes

Today is February 1st, and in the world of many, that means over the past week or so you've probably started to receive your W2's,...

Doc's Dose of NIL - Volume #2

This week's newsletter will center around a question I often receive from AD's that asks ---> My state just passed a policy / bylaw /...

Doc's Dose of NIL - Volume #1

Alright, so this week we’re going to focus on a question I received from the survey link I sent out a few weeks ago that said, “Can you...

Leadership and the Janitor

Describe your image.

Failing an exam

Describe your image.

Pay to Play Elimination?

Should Pay to Play Fees Be Eliminated?

Pickerington Schools & PTP

District Could Lose $760,000 if state bans extracurricular fees