NCAA Selects Teamworks to Provide NIL Services
April 25, 2024 · Read Time: 1 min
The NCAA has selected Teamworks to provide name, image and likeness (NIL) services to student-athletes and member schools. The national office will offer this new NIL service to Division I institutions to facilitate seamless disclosures of NIL activities to Division I schools and the NCAA. Additionally, it will provide valuable education and insights into the evolving NIL environment.
Under the agreement, Teamworks will develop a process to collect disclosures of NIL activities and create and provide educational materials to all NIL stakeholders. It also will build and maintain a registration process for agents and other professional service providers offering NIL services and make that registry available to student-athletes.
“Teamworks is excited to work with the NCAA to support student-athletes with their management of NIL,” said Zach Maurides, CEO of Teamworks. “Since our inception, Teamworks has been focused on empowering the student-athlete by providing the most user-friendly and intuitive technology on the market. With this partnership, we are able to provide every NCAA student-athlete and their families with the education and tools they need to navigate their NIL journeys successfully.”
To learn more about how Teamworks can support your NIL strategy, click here.
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