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Michael Ornstein is a branding agent and help those brands that are looking for opportunities to expand their business. He is also a marketing agent for numerous professional athletes and helps them to add endorsement deals to their portfolio. Ornstein, an alumni from Indiana State University-School of business, was born in New York and now lives in a beautiful city, Los Angeles.
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Michael Ornstein Served NFL For Seven Years
Michael Ornstein is a branding agent and help those brands that are looking for opportunities to expand their business. • He is also a marketing agent for numerous professional athletes and helps them to add endorsement deals to their portfolio. Ornstein, an alumni from Indiana State University-School of business, was born in New York and now lives in a beautiful city, Los Angeles. • He was the Owner of CWC sports and Sportslink. He currently owns Jackson Sports Advisors, LLC. He served NFL for seven years as a Senior Director of Player Development and Club Marketing.
He handled relationships between the NFL teams, their sponsors and players of NFL during this time. • He is considered as a perfectionist in the field of marketing and branding. • He is also renowned as a person who has in-depth knowledge the pro-sports world.
Michael Ornstein who was a Reebok consultant earlier, had told the press in a conference that Reggie Bush is the No. 1 rookie in sports. • He had also informed on behalf of Reggie Bush that he was going to wear No. 25 for the New Orleans Saints and was donating 25% of his jersey sale to the survivors of the Hurricane Katrina. • As a marketing agent, he gave Reggie numerous deals with Mobile ESPN, EA Sports, Hummer, GTSM and Adidas. • He went along with Reggie to LA for a promotional shoot with Fox broadcasters including Howie Long, Tery Bradshaw and Jimmy Johnson.
Michael Ornstein also helped the Saints win at the Super Bowl which is considered as one of the most popular sporting event in America. • This was an overwhelming experience for the football team which didn't even enter the Super Bowl for many years. He enabled the players to learn to handle the pressure on them during the game. • In addition to this, he made efforts to provide the players more than free stationery and little bottles of shampoo. • He help them navigate through the battle of psychological dominance of the field that helped the team win the Super Bowl.