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  5. athlo agncy
Overview
Mission Statement:

athlo agncy is personal branding for the anonymous athlete, tapping into their authentic likability for more meaningful NIL alignment.

Everyone's a walking brand. NIL just opened up the conversation earlier for athletes to maximize it, protect it, and build it authentically for success.

Service Provider Differentiators

We work with all athletes, regardless of sport and level.

We don't manage athletes or take a percentage of any deal an athlete makes. We're here strictly to prepare and support success.

We've had athletes go on to generate deals up to $10K after working with us.

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Founder(s)/CEO(s): Jay Fuller, Aly Nauta, Isaac Nauta
About the Founder(s)/CEO(s):

Jay founded & sold two businesses. He also consults for startups, focusing on biz dev & partnerships. He's formed strategic partnerships with goPuff, Men's Health, & NBA All-Star Weekend in Chicago. Aly is Founder of Chicago-based agency Connective Consulting; servicing brands such as Jameson Sotheby's & Rebecca Minkoff. Isaac played football for the University of Georgia & was eventually drafted by the Detroit Lions. He's currently rostered in the XFL.

Year Founded: 2022
Percentage of Business that Is NIL Focused: 85
Most Popular Package or Service:
  • NIL EDUCATION: On-demand Course
Popular Package/Service: Minimum Cost: $75
Popular Package/Service: Maximum Cost: $275
Certifications and/or Licenses:

Two of athlo co-founders are previous Founders with more than a decade combined in the entrepreneurial, brand-building, and digital space. The third founder is a former student-athlete and current professional athlete.

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