The Sports Business Radio Road Show presented by Morgan Stanley Global Sports & Entertainment took place in Los Angeles at the Sports Lawyers Association conference, which brings the top sports lawyers from around the world together for discussions.
Guests joining Sports Business Radio for insightful conversations include: Bobby Hacker (Former VP of Business & Legal Affairs for Fox Sports), Allison Rich (Director of Athletics at the University of New Hampshire), Brian Socolow (Co-Chair, Sports Practice Group at Loeb & Loeb), Layth Gafoor (President Elect, Sports Lawyers Association) and Ken Shropshire (Director of Wharton Sports Business Initiative at University of Pennsylvania).
Topics covered in these interviews include: NIL, sports media rights, the future of the NCAA, health and safety, player unions and technology.
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