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Let’s hear it for Sports City USA!🏈⚽️⚾️⛳️🏒🏀 Check out what Sports Business Journal had to say about Frisco. https://lnkd.in/gAJiJ-ma

🌍 Dive into Safe Sport International's 2024-2026 Strategic Plan! 📈 Discover our roadmap for a safer sports environment worldwide, guided by athlete voices, grounded in research, and promoting international standards. Learn how you can contribute to our vision of "everyone, everywhere, safe in sport." Explore opportunities for collaboration, education, and more. Together, let's make a difference in sports safety! Read the full planhttps://lnkd.in/eHNxYTux

Rúben Amorim’s First Words at Old Trafford: A Leader Ready for Glory After watching Rúben Amorim’s first interview at Old Trafford, I’ve got to say—he exudes the kind of presence and confidence United desperately needs. His focus on restoring identity and building unity feels like a blueprint for success. Amorim doesn’t just talk tactics; he talks culture and character. Could this be the start of United’s journey back to the glory years? I think so. Hey, while you’re here, a quick note from 281sport.com: We’re your go-to partner for world-class sports branding and design. Whether it’s creatives for social media, events, or merchandise, webites, we deliver high-impact creative solutions on demand—so your group can focus on excelling, while we handle the rest. Easy!

What Does 6PM Sports DNA Stand For? 🔍 At 6PM Sports, our foundation is built on core values that drive our success and define who we are. Our DNA is a reflection of our commitment to excellence in everything we do. Here's what 6PM Sports DNA stands for: D - Discipline: Discipline is at the heart of our operations. It’s the consistency in our efforts, the determination to achieve our goals, and the perseverance to overcome any obstacles. Discipline ensures that we remain focused and dedicated, no matter the challenge.   N - Numbers: Numbers matter because they tell the story of our progress. They are the measurable results of our hard work, the benchmarks of our success, and the data that drives our decisions. Numbers provide us with clear goals and tangible evidence of our achievements. A - Attitude: Attitude is the optimistic mindset and the unwavering commitment to excellence that each team member brings to the table. It’s about fostering a culture of optimism, resilience, and a can-do spirit. A great attitude fuels our passion and propels us forward. These principles are not just words on a page; they are the guiding forces that shape our everyday actions and decisions. At 6PM Sports, we live by our DNA, ensuring that we consistently deliver value and excellence to our clients and partners. #6PMSportsDNA #CompanyValues #Discipline #Numbers #Attitude #6PMSports

We're taking over 😎. With a huge digital focus, we can activate your brand on a local or global scale depending on your objectives. Why not see how we can help position your brand ahead of the EURO's in June which has a cumulative global audience of over 5.2 billion? #EUROs #football #sports #marketing #digitalmarketing

Introducing The World’s 10 Highest-Paid Athletes 2024 In total, the world’s 50 highest-paid athletes hauled in an estimated $3.88 billion over the last 12 months before taxes and agents’ fees, up 13% from last year’s record mark of $3.44 billion. Roughly 76%, or $2.94 billion, came from on-field earnings (salaries, bonuses and prize money) partly because of the Middle Eastern money continuing to flow into sports. The other 24%, or $936 million, is attributable to their endorsements, appearances, licensing and memorabilia income, and other business endeavors, which is down 13% year-over-year from $1.08 billion. FULL LIST: https://trib.al/eJfcGo7

🚀🏔️ As we gear up for summer's biggest sports events, the question looms: Are we playing fair in business as we expect in sports? 🤔 🚴♂️ Remember the shockwave when Lance Armstrong's saga unfolded? It was a stark reminder of the importance of integrity. But while sports have strict rules to ensure fair play, does the business world measure up? 🌍🌳 With the EU setting new benchmarks through regulations like the #CSRD, #EUDR, and #CS3D it's time to ask: Can we champion the same spirit of fairness and sustainability in our corporate practices as we do in sports? 💡 Explore how the ethos of clean sport can inspire a new era of business integrity. Dive deeper into the comparison and discover actionable steps for a sustainable corporate world. Are our leaders, are we ready to step up? 🔗 Stay tuned for the full discussion dropping tomorrow! Photo by Árni Svanur Daníelsson on Unsplash #BusinessEthics #Sustainability #CorporateResponsibility #FairPlay

Introducing The World’s 10 Highest-Paid Athletes 2024 In total, the world’s 50 highest-paid athletes hauled in an estimated $3.88 billion over the last 12 months before taxes and agents’ fees, up 13% from last year’s record mark of $3.44 billion. Roughly 76%, or $2.94 billion, came from on-field earnings (salaries, bonuses and prize money) partly because of the Middle Eastern money continuing to flow into sports. The other 24%, or $936 million, is attributable to their endorsements, appearances, licensing and memorabilia income, and other business endeavors, which is down 13% year-over-year from $1.08 billion. FULL LIST: https://trib.al/g4OIRSO

Introducing The World’s 10 Highest-Paid Athletes 2024 In total, the world’s 50 highest-paid athletes hauled in an estimated $3.88 billion over the last 12 months before taxes and agents’ fees, up 13% from last year’s record mark of $3.44 billion. Roughly 76%, or $2.94 billion, came from on-field earnings (salaries, bonuses and prize money) partly because of the Middle Eastern money continuing to flow into sports. The other 24%, or $936 million, is attributable to their endorsements, appearances, licensing and memorabilia income, and other business endeavors, which is down 13% year-over-year from $1.08 billion. FULL LIST: https://trib.al/dojHzDT

Introducing The World’s 10 Highest-Paid Athletes 2024 In total, the world’s 50 highest-paid athletes hauled in an estimated $3.88 billion over the last 12 months before taxes and agents’ fees, up 13% from last year’s record mark of $3.44 billion. Roughly 76%, or $2.94 billion, came from on-field earnings (salaries, bonuses and prize money) partly because of the Middle Eastern money continuing to flow into sports. The other 24%, or $936 million, is attributable to their endorsements, appearances, licensing and memorabilia income, and other business endeavors, which is down 13% year-over-year from $1.08 billion. FULL LIST: https://trib.al/s8L2PCd