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In this podcast clip, Kenneth Shropshire reflects on the first book he wrote, which focused on the business of sports agents and the larger role agents were beginning to play in the lives and careers of athletes. He explains how questions around amateurism were already becoming part of the conversation and why that made the business side of sports impossible to ignore. Shropshire also talks about the growing need for a stronger body of work around sports business, one that helps people better understand not just the games themselves, but the broader ecosystem surrounding them. From representation and opportunity to structure and strategy, this clip highlights how sports evolved into something much bigger than competition alone. This is a great look at how leaders in the industry began thinking about sports in a full business context and why that perspective matters more than ever today. #sportstechvc #sports #seventysixcapital #sportsleadershipshow #nba #agent #nflfootball #nhl #mlb...
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