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@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...

"Doc's Dose of NIL" has arrived!

A weekly snapshot of all things High School Name, Image, & Likeness... The Why behind it all, and next steps moving forward with...

Name, Image, & Likeness Overview - December 2022 Update

So I'm going to keep pumping out and sharing NIL related info that I'm hopeful can help High School Administrators (& others) everywhere....

NIL NTK Quick Hit #5 - Getting to Know Your State's NIL Policy - A Must for ALL School Admins!!

Each year the National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association in conjunction with the NFHS put on a National Athletic...

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