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🏈 💸 NFL Economic Impacts 💸🏈 💡Did you know? Super bowl rings create an economic impact 💡 The production of Super Bowl rings by Jostens at Denton County, Texas, facility generates $2.1 million in economic output locally, $1.4 million for the rest of Texas, and $1.1 million nationally, according to Jennifer Thorvaldson chief economist and data officer at IMPLAN, an economic impact data provider. IMPLAN estimates that 53 Jostens employees participate directly in the production of the rings over a four-month period, supporting 22 additional jobs nationwide through supply chains and household spending. https://lnkd.in/e8NZWcwx
12 things you don’t know about the Super Bowl ring
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In this Q&A, renowned NFL wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald Jr. shares insights on aligning your investments with your values. Read the full article by clicking the link below!
Larry Fitzgerald Jr. Talks Philanthropy, Investing and Leadership After the NFL | Morgan Stanley
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Learn how to apply the winning strategies of the Kansas City Chiefs to the boardroom with this insightful article featuring our very own Jon Cook. #VML #ChiefsKingdom #Chiefs #SuperBowlLVIII
How to apply the Chiefs ‘championship DNA’ to the boardroom
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In interviewing financial advisers for Proactive Advisor Magazine, many of whom are strong advocates of an active, risk-managed approach for their clients’ portfolios, I have heard more than once, “Winning football starts with a strong defense, as does investing.” A few years ago, Mike Posey of Theta Research, who played high school football in Texas, took the football analogy a bit further in an article we published called “Agility drills for client investment portfolios.” As a former player myself, I got a big kick out of it. #InMyOpinion #Finance #Investing #Football #WealthManagement
News | Another new season, but football’s lessons are timeless
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Price paid matters but it is skillful art to determine when to pay up for true value add and differentiation. This is very relevant in the world of financial service and in my specific field of #assetallocation. When it comes to making active asset allocation decisons, skillled and aligned allocators know whats worth paying for and what's not. It's a significant component of our value add and what our clients pay us for, which is to make proper decisions that maximize expected value to the client. And most importantly fiduciaries take in no part of the expenses of third party funds - they get paid the same irregardless of whether the client is 100% indexed or 100% active. #ZeroConflicts #fiduciary #skill #alignment #financialadvice #clientfirstalways #alternativeinvestments #hedgefunds #ETFs To continue the thought, look at the business of professional sports as an analogy. Very good proven players are being cut as the NFL free agency period begins mainly for economic reasons. The Bengals just parted ways with Joe Mixon (all of 27 years old) for Zach Moss who is one year younger, and has a better contract but in fairness also may be trending up. But there again, we have the Eagles who have historically not paid up for RBs but knew that they needed to in the case of Saquon Barkley (see the great article explaining attached). The message is very clear: PAY UP for things that are truly special and do the opposite for pedestrian, non-differentiated and trending down items. #sports #business #winning
Why did the Eagles buck their financial history to sign Saquon Barkley? Ask the 49ers
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In this Q&A, renowned NFL wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald Jr. shares insights on aligning your investments with your values. Read the full article by clicking the link below!
Larry Fitzgerald Jr. Talks Philanthropy, Investing and Leadership After the NFL | Morgan Stanley
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Despite bad seasons or strings of bad seasons, each baseball team’s fans hope for the best. Financial professionals and investors would be wise to follow the same strategies. Remain level-headed, plan carefully based on resources and the market, and plan for success. Read more here: https://hubs.li/Q02vSrmZ0
The Persistent Hope of Opening Day in 2024
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🏈The 2024 NFL season kicks off on Thursday, September 5th!! Anyone else excited? 🎉 The defending champions Kansas City Chiefs will host the Baltimore Ravens in an AFC title rematch. Wonder if any famous singers will be there cheering? 🎤 Just as NFL teams meticulously prepare their playbooks, fans should tackle their financial game plans with equal fervor. In both football and finance, a strong offense can be the best defense against future challenges. As financial coaches, we help clients draft a winning strategy and make smart plays that are designed to lead to long-term financial success. 👇 Share your picks for who will make it to the Super Bowl. Will Kansas City do it again? #NFLKickoff #FinancialGameStrategy #connectwithgabe #chinohills #gabrielresendez #integrityifis
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Pursuant to last year, this year's collection of players continues to have talent. There is no doubt about that. But each player goes methodically through a game with frown on face and a lack of excitement that's perplexing, at best. Why? There is zero enthusiasm and zero TEAM concept to produce better results. Winning or losing, it is how you play the game that, in itself, speaks volumes. The Cardinals are silent! It is a direct reflection of an aging Ownership, smugness of FO MO, and lack of experience in the Manager, & Bench and Pitching Coaches. Even Whitey couldn't stand to watch it any longer. Oh, and now they need public funding? And us to gamble on their product? The focus is now on money not a winning product. Well, for my vote, the current product stinks https://lnkd.in/gWQN_Vzp
What's it going to take for the Cardinals to start hitting?
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Pursuant to last year, this year's collection of players continues to have talent. There is no doubt about that. But each player goes methodically through a game with frown on face and a lack of excitement that's perplexing, at best. Why? There is zero enthusiasm and zero TEAM concept to produce better results. Winning or losing, it is how you play the game that, in itself, speaks volumes. The Cardinals are silent! It is a direct reflection of an aging Ownership, smugness of FO MO, and lack of experience in the Manager, & Bench and Pitching Coaches. Even Whitey couldn't stand to watch it any longer. Oh, and now they need public funding? And us to gamble on their product? The focus is now on money not a winning product. Well, for my vote, the current product stinks https://lnkd.in/gWQN_Vzp
What's it going to take for the Cardinals to start hitting?
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