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The Players’ Impact: Empowering Athletes Beyond Their Playing Days

By Mike Froom on December 3, 2020
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The Player’s Impact (TPI) was founded with a specific purpose in mind: empower athletes, current and former, through a hub for business-minded pro athletes seeking to achieve business success, preserve and build wealth, and leave a legacy beyond their sports careers.

Led by Tracy Deforge and a team of accomplished advisors, TPI has built a community that carries on the sense of team and comradery long after the playing days of athletes have ended.

The community is 200+ strong with a mix of both current and retired athletes, utilizing resources put forth in The Global Locker Room (an online education portal) and through networking events.

Not only is this a resource for players, but coaches, agents, and sports executives can get involved as well! The best part? There are no upfront or monthly fees. The only commitment that must be made is that an investment must take place within a certain timeframe.

TPI can play a vital role for agents looking to offer their clients something unique and a resource for them to access long after their playing days. The learn more, visit playersimpact.com or email marketing@theplayersimpact.com.

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