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Parents: What’s your biggest concern for your athlete right now? • Recruiting • Playing time • Graduating • NIL / exposure Comment one 👇

Following our interview with Zo’s Mini Donuts, I’m continuing to connect with athletes, parents, and business owners to highlight real NIL experiences. If you’re open to sharing your story—or know someone who would be—I’d love to connect.

There are some great insights here for athletes, parents and businesses. Below, I've included some highlights from the interview Enjoy! ... “Zo's Mini donuts is built on the foundation of young entrepreneurship and we just saw it as a great way to, I guess, show our support of young entrepreneurship in our own community.” “ Our state had been talking about like the conversation of like high school allowing NIL… and on January 28th, they announced it and we were sitting at the dinner table as a family and we're like, oh, we're doing this… This is, this is the type of marketing. This is where we wanna spend our money. We think this is a genius idea.” “ we have an NIL opportunity. Are you even open to this? Yep. cause if someone was like, no, obviously we would respect that. And then yeah, everyone said yes. And they were like, can we email you what we will be offering? “ “That all of the athletes had to wear our merchandise.. and then they were eating our hot and fresh donuts. What was so special is that a lot of them brought their parents. So it was really parents, grandparents, free donuts for everyone. Drinks for everyone. We all kind of knew, we were all like, under the impression we were all making history.” “They were compensated for.. in the social media world, there's main grid posts. Which is like, has to be on your main grid. And then there's also story posts as well… we did combinations of those…then caption as well… and then hashtag NIL.” “They got paid. They got a $15 gift card. But we also gave them, got our merchandise for free.” “we really saw it as a way to say thank you to the community…because it was a way we could support local teens in our area. That was like why we wanted to do it, our approach for it, but we didn't know. I didn't know it would have this much traction for sure. We, we were just like, this is something that's coming out and this is something our brand wants to be positively associated with and we value, we see so much value and this is a value of ours, young entrepreneurship. It's a value of ours.”