Registration is Now Open for the SLA 2021 Virtual Conference!
Registration is now open! Don't miss this opportunity to access thought-provoking content, networking events, and CLEs -- all from the convenience of your computer!
A Fresh Perspective on Negotiations
SLA President, Bobby Hacker, connects with Mori Taheripour, author and educator to discuss topics from her book including her holistic approach to negotiations, gender roles defined by society, and imposter syndrome.
Women Leaders in SLA: Reflecting on the Past, Present, and Future
As we close out Women's History Month, hear from the women leaders in SLA, Nona Lee, Pam Lester, and Allison Rich, as they reflect on the past, present, and future in our newest podcast!
The Hundred Billion Dollar Question
Now that all of the NFL broadcast deals have been reported finalized, other than further filling the coffers of the NFL, what are the takeaways? Delve into this topic in the latest blog from SLA President, Bobby Hacker.
The Business of Spring Training
This podcast discusses the preparations and the impact of COVID-19 on Spring Training from both the team perspective with Ashwin Krishnan and Maacah Scott and the players' perspective with agent Joe Longo.
“It’s Coming to Ohio” – Sports Betting Likely on the way to Buckeye Country
Since New Jersey’s landmark Supreme Court victory in 2018, states across the country have passed legislation to legalize sports betting. Recently, this wave of legislation has made its way to Buckeye Country.
Sport Shorts Episode 5: International Tennis vs. COVID
Sam Renaut welcomes Dave Palanzo, SVP Legal & Business Affairs at the Women's Tennis Association to discuss operations, international issues, and the state of women's tennis during the pandemic.
The New in NFL Renewals
As we see more and more stories about the incumbent networks renewing NFL deals, I think we might ask some questions about what is or could be new in those deals. Read more on this topic in our latest blog.
College Athletics: What a Long Strange Trip it Has Been
The NCAA is going to look dramatically different in a few years as the culmination of decades of picking away at their amateurism model is finally reshaping the landscape. Read more in our blog by SLA Member Warren Zola.