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Project №10 · Digital identity for athletes

DigiBrand

Athletes learning to manage their own digital identity — before the federation does it for them, badly.

Editorial note

§ 1Athletes are now public figures earlier in their careers than ever, and more of them make a living from the digital part of that career than from the sporting part. DigiBrand is the curriculum federations should have written ten years ago and did not.

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    Athlete curriculum, 20 hours

  • §02

    Federation toolkit

  • §03

    Ethics protocol for agent relations

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