Bruce Siegal's guest appearances

Bruce Siegal

North Fulton Business Radio

MELT Presents: The Struggle Is Real

Assorted Goods

Michael Young

John Daly

Keller Williams

Ron White

Jen Bender

Chris Smith

Elizabeth Warren

Steve Fisher

Barry Spencer

Michael Cohen

Ken Davis

Jeff Brown

Jonathan Wilson

Richard Morgan

Michelle Wilson

OwlTail

Lawyer Bruce Siegal joins the podcast to discuss how college sports have been shaken up by the change in rules surrounding athlete's rights to make money off of their own name, image, and likeness. How did the shift happen so quickly? What does it mean for athletes? And what might the future hold?

Name, Image, and Likeness Laws in College Sports with Bruce Siegal

The Business Side of Name, Image, and Likeness Rights in College Sports, with Bruce Siegal, Taylor English (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 346) Pending state and federal legislation will allow collegiate athletes the ability to hire agents and monetize their name, image, likeness (NIL). Sports trademark and IP veteran Bruce Siegal of Taylor English joined […]The post The Business Side of Name, Image, and Likeness Rights in College Sports, with Bruce Siegal, Taylor English appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

The Business Side of Name, Image, and Likeness Rights in College Sports, with Bruce Siegal, Taylor English (North Fulton Business Radio, Episode 346) Pending state and federal legislation will allow collegiate athletes the ability to hire agents and monetize their name, image, likeness (NIL). Sports trademark and IP veteran Bruce Siegal of Taylor English joined […] The post The Business Side of Name, Image, and Likeness Rights in College Sports, with Bruce Siegal, Taylor English appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

The Business Side of Name, Image, and Likeness Rights in College Sports, with Bruce Siegal, Taylor English

John Newby

When people think about jobs in sports marketing, they likely focus on front office positions with teams or league offices. What they might not consider is the variety of ways you can touch the business, and on today's show we'll help stretch that definition into the realm of both law and high school sports.First, host Adam Schick and MELT's Director of Public Relations &amp; Community Affairs Mark Harmon talk to Learfield Licensing Senior Counsel Bruce Siegal about his early days working at the dawn of the licensing business and how Bear Bryant personally touched his life (1:03).Then, John Newby shares the ironic story of how he ended up in the cheerleading industry and the keys to success that have led him to a 30-year career with Varsity Brands, where he is currently the Executive Vice President for Impact &amp; VIP Branding (17:19).Please leave a review if you like what you hear and for more information, visit MELTATL.com.

When people think about jobs in sports marketing, they likely focus on front office positions with teams or league offices. What they might not consider is the variety of ways you can touch the business, and on today's show we'll help stretch that definition into the realm of both law and high school sports. First, host Adam Schick and MELT's Director of Public Relations &amp; Community Affairs Mark Harmon talk to Learfield Licensing Senior Counsel Bruce Siegal about his early days working at the dawn of the licensing business and how Bear Bryant personally touched his life (1:03). Then, John Newby shares the ironic story of how he ended up in the cheerleading industry and the keys to success that have led him to a 30-year career with Varsity Brands, where he is currently the Executive Vice President for Impact &amp; VIP Branding (17:19). Please leave a review if you like what you hear and for more information, visit <a href="http://MELTATL.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">MELTATL.com</a>.

#20: Bruce Siegal (Learfield) & John Newby (Varsity Brands)