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MUHAMMAD WILKERSON RYAN ANDERSON 2011 1St Round Draft Pick, 2013 & 2015 2017 Redskins 2Nd Round NFL All Pro, 2016 AFC Pro Bowl Draft Pick PLAYERS ABOUT SIG MUHAMMAD WILKERSON RYAN ANDERSON 2011 1st round draft pick, 2013 & 2015 2017 Redskins 2nd round NFL All Pro, 2016 AFC Pro Bowl draft pick PLAYERS ABOUT SIG We represent players drafted in every round of the NFL, and have worked Sports International Group (SIG) is a boutique full-service sports hard on their behalf to secure top contracts—including the largest contract management firm with a commitment to put our clients’ best interests for a defensive end in the NFL (5 years | $86 million | $53.5 million first in everything we do. We represent some of the best athletes in the guaranteed). NFL, NBA and WNBA. As for the NBA, we have signed lottery picks, representing top players in the league. Additionally, we are the largest sports management firm in the world for WNBA representation. We currently represent 139 professional football and basketball players. MARKETING & Each athlete we represent has unique career and financial goals. We work to help our clients reach their goals by focusing on the SIG philosophy-- ENDORSEMENTS working with honesty, integrity, and maximum effort for each player we represent. The athletes we represent have secured significant sponsorship deals with Our goal is to maximize our clients’ annual income countless major brands, including Adidas, Dannon, Mercedes Benz, Nike, and net worth as well as build their portfolios to Verizon, and Under Armour to name just a few. ensure financial security long after their career as a professional athlete ends. The best way to evaluate SIG is through our accomplishments: • Many of our players have been with us for their entire careers—a true TRAINING testament to the work we do. • We secure the best contracts possible for our clients, including what is currently the largest contract for a defensive end in the NFL (5 years | We ensure our players benefit from the best pre-draft training, with a choice $86 million | $53.5 million guaranteed) of the top training facilities nationwide. Some of the locations include: Orlando, Atlanta, Miami, and Ft. Lauderdale/West Palm Beach. • Our clients enjoy off-field earning opportunities, concierge services, a large staff representing a wide range of services to assist them, and more. REPRESENTING PLAYERS The length of time NFL athletes stay with us, and the caliber of players we have as part of the SIG Football family, is something we are proud of. It’s a testament to our hard work and commitment to each of our clients to help them achieve their career and long-term financial goals. In addition to our SIG football division, we also represent players in the NBA and WNBA. Athletes we represent in basketball include NBA RYAN ANDERSON LAURI MARKKANEN lottery picks as well as some of the top WNBA players. Currently, SIG’s 2nd Round Draft Pick | 2016 All NBA Lottery Pick (7th overall pick) | basketball divisions represent 110 female and 17 male athletes. SEC | 2012 & 2015 NCAA National 2017 NCAA 3rd Team All-American | Champion 2017 1st Team All-Pac 12 SOME OF OUR NFL CLIENTS INCLUDE: Muhammad Wilkerson, client 7 years 2013 & 2015 NFL All Pro | 2016 AFC Pro Bowl Ryan Anderson, 1st year client 2nd Round Draft Pick | 2016 All SEC | 2012 & 2015 NCAA National Champion Benny Cunningham, client 5 years Nick Novak, client 13 years Jon Condo, Client 13 years 2009 & 2011 Pro Bowl OTHER CLIENTS INCLUDE: NFL WNBA NBA Kelcie McCray Candace Parker Lauri Markkanen CANDACE PARKER JON CONDO Josh Walker Lindsay Whalen Alex Len 2008 WNBA 1st overall pick | WNBA 2009 & 2011 Pro Bowl Darius Kilgo Jonquel Jones Tarik Black MVP (2008, 2013) | All-WNBA (2008, 2009, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017) | Kyle Friend Allisha Gray 2016 WNBA Champion & Finals MVP Jahad Thomas Kayla McBride | WNBA All-Star (2011, 2013, 2014, Marquez North Angel McCoughtry 2017) | 2 US Olympic Gold Medals Will Likely (2008, 2012) MARKETING & ENDORSEMENTS WORKING WITH SIG In addition to SIG’s focus on successful contract negotiations, our clients HAS BEEN AN AMAZING also enjoy a wide range of off-field earning opportunities. “EXPERIENCE AND Examples of brands include: VERY BENEFICIAL TO ME. CHAD HAS GONE ABOVE AND BEYOND TO REPRESENT ME IN THE BEST WAY POSSIBLE AND DOES AN OUTSTANDING JOB CREATING OFF-FIELD OPPORTUNITIES.” BENNY CUNNINGHAM MEDIA RELATIONS I COULDN’T BE SIG clients consistently have media opportunities through the strong HAPPIER WITH THE relationships Bob Broderick (our PR/Media NFL Team Lead) has with numerous media outlets, including Fox Sports, Sports Illustrated, LEVEL OF SERVICE“ AND and various TV broadcasters. This allows us to further build our clients’ brand exposure. PROFESSIONALISM I’VE EXPERIENCE Examples of media outlets SIG NFL athletes have been featured include: WHILE WORKING WITH CHAD. SWITCHING TO HIM IS THE BEST DECISION I’VE MADE FOR MY ATHLETIC CAREER. HE’S FUN AND TRULY CARES ABOUT MY FUTURE.” KELCIE MCCRAY TRAINING CHAD HAS BEEN MY While we will support our clients’ decision to train at any location, we have had much success with AGENT FOR 12 YEARS. HE players attending the following training facilities: “HAS CLOSE TIES WITH ALL • Tom Shaw Performance (Orlando) 32 NFL TEAMS, AND HAS • Chip Smith Performance (Atlanta) • Bommarito Performance Systems (Miami) HELPED ORCHESTRATE • XPE Sports (Ft. Lauderdale/West Palm Beach) • EXOS (nationwide) OVER 40 NFL TEAM WORKOUTS DURING In addition to SIG NFL players being provided with elite pre-draft training, we have a relationship with Ken Herock of Pro Prep to ensure THAT TIME. HE IS NOT our players are ready—on and off the field. Athletes who sign with us benefit from his decades of experience training in the following areas: ONLY A TRUSTED media preparation, assistance with preparing for tests, team interviews, BUSINESS PARTNER, and any other pre-draft preparation needs. BUT I CONSIDER CHAD A MEMBER OF THE FAMILY.” NICK NOVAK OTHER SERVICES ABOVE ALL, I KNOW It’s our mission to ensure our clients and their families will maintain a high quality of life long THAT CHAD’S after they have completed their NFL career. For “MOTIVATIONS STEM this reason, we take care of more than contracts, off-field opportunities and training—we offer a full FROM WHAT’S BEST suite of services for every client. FOR MY FAMILY AND These additional services include: I; NOT WHAT SUITS Concierge Service Athletes are given an exclusive membership to SELECT, a black card HIS BEST INTEREST.” community offering insider rewards, members-only events and a full-service concierge. MUHAMMAD Pre-Draft Training We provide elite NFL training for prep on and off the field, including facilities throughout the U.S. and premier off-field trainer,Ken Herock. WILKERSON Tax Preparation SIG has certified public accountants that are intimately familiar with the unique business and financial management requirements professional athletes require in financial and tax management. Legal Representation Our clients have the benefit of a great legal team.Jay Reisinger is one of the top sports attorneys in the country, while Mitchell Schuster is top among professional athletes for other legal situations. SIG NFL TEAM Sports International Group brings a unique blend Jay Reisinger is highly regarded as one of the top sports attorneys of expertise to meet any sports, financial, legal, or in the country. He works with SIG football as a Consultant/Legal business need our clients face over the course of Advisor and assists with all contract negotiations with NFL teams. their careers. As a boutique firm, personal service He is a partner at Farrell & Reisinger, LLC in Pittsburgh where he is a focus in everything we do. Below is a list of the manages the sports law practice of the firm. He is a member of the team working on behalf of our NFL clients. Sports Lawyers Association, the Pennsylvania Bar Association’s Sports and Entertainment Law Committee, the American Bar Association, and is a MLB Certified Player Agent. Chad Wiestling is the President of SIG Football with over 20 years experience in the business. He is a former captain of the University of Maryland football team along with playing four seasons professionally. Bob Broderick handles the PR/Media for all of our NFL clients. Chad also coached at his alma mater as well as spent time working in He is the owner of RTB Media in New York City, which is a full-service the front office for several NFL teams. He is a member of the Sports public relations, marketing, and event hospitality firm. Not only does Lawyers Association and is a Certified Contract Advisor for the NFL he work with elite athletes, but he has also worked with the FOX Sports and CFL. He has represented players drafted in every round of the Media Group, Sports Illustrated Media Group, and TV broadcasters NFL draft along with a recent NFL free agent contract worth $86 such as Michael Strahan, Jay Glazer, and Brian Billick. million over 5 years with $53.5 million guaranteed. Mitchell Schuster works in many practice areas, but for SIG Ricardo Young is the Director of Player Personnel for SIG clients, he provides legal counsel in the areas of Crisis Management Football. He was a Division 1 quarterback with Virginia Tech Hokies and Entertainment & Sports. Mitchell is Partner at Meister Seelig and Maryland Terrapins. Over the course of his career, Ricardo has had & Fein, LLC in New York City, also serving as Chair of the Litigation the opportunity to work with 1st-7th round draft picks, has incredible Department. His vast experience in Entertainment & Sports includes football knowledge, and direct experience with the game. Ricardo NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB, recording artists, talent in the motion picture handles all of our clients’ day-to-day needs and has been regarded as and television industries, to name a few.
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