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Athlete Agent information Rebecca Bross Chellsie Memmel Brandon Swibel, Agency Sports Management Jeanelle Memmel 212-645-2141; 212.645.5699, fax 414-467-9221 [email protected] [email protected] Amy Chow Shannon Miller West Valley Gymnastics www.shannonmillerlifestyle.com 1190 Dell Avenue, Unit I, Campbell, CA 95008 Nick Furris 408-374-8692; 408-866-4960, fax 904-571-5692 [email protected] Jake Dalton Kelli Masters Dominique Moceanu 405-232-0621; 405-232-9659 (fax) Janey Miller, Octagon [email protected] 303-444-4612; 303-444-4618, fax [email protected] Dominique Dawes Evan Morgenstein, PMG John Orozco 919-363 5105 Yuki Saegusa, IMG [email protected] 212-774-4503 [email protected] Gabby Douglas Lis Moss, CAA Sports Carly Patterson 212-277-9000; 424-288-3682, fax Yuki Saegusa, IMG [email protected] 212-774-4503, office [email protected] Paul and Morgan Hamm Sheryl Shade, Shade Global Alexandra Raisman 212-307-5128; 212-265-7680, fax Peter Carlisle, Managing Director [email protected] Octagon North America 207-775-1500 Jonathan Horton [email protected] Janey Miller, Octagon 303-444-4612; 303-444-4618, fax Harry Poole, manager [email protected] 207-274-2016 [email protected] Shawn Johnson Kyell Thomas, Octagon Entertainment Mary Lou Retton 310-854-8376, office Michael Suttle, Suttle Advisors, LLC [email protected] 713-702-0103 [email protected] Danell Leyva Speaking engagements only: Washington Speakers Tara Modlin, Fireworks Sports Marketing Bureau, 703-684-0555, phone; 703-684-9378, fax; 212-600-4330, phone www.washingtonspeakers.com [email protected] Alicia Sacramone Nastia Liukin Lis Moss, CAA Sports Sheryl Shade, Shade Global 212-277-9000; 424-288-3682, fax 212-307-5128; (212) 265-7680 fax [email protected] [email protected] Kerri Strug McKayla Maroney Peter Raskin. Jonathan Salant, Legacy Agency Brandt Joel, WME 212-645-2141 310-246-3346 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Jordyn Wieber Dan Levy, Wasserman Media Group 919-256-1600, office; 919-949-2414, cell [email protected] 2/21/2014 .

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