a écrit le 15 mai 2018 à 18h20 @YOGAM
I ALWAYS GET MY FACTS RIGHTS MOTHERF##KER
No active player sells more of his signature shoes than LeBron James, who has been in the Nike stable since he entered the NBA in 2003. King James’ earns more than $30 million annually from Nike, and his lifetime deal with the Beaverton, Oregon shoe giant could eventually net him more than $1 billion, according to his business manager Maverick Carter.
James is the NBA’s highest-paid player for the fourth straight year at $85.3 million, including $52 million off the court from endorsements and royalties (Kobe Bryant was the last player to out-earn James).
James’ current endorsement partners include Nike, Coca-Cola (Sprite), Beats By Dre, Nike, Kia Motor, Intel and Blaze Pizza. Beyond his sponsorship deal, James was also an early investor in Blaze, as well as a franchisee. His investor group, which includes Carter, currently has 17 Blaze franchises in Chicago and South Florida, with another seven in development. Blaze’s meteoric growth from two outlets to 200 in four years made it the fastest-growing restaurant chain ever.
SOURCE:FORBES.COM
I ALWAYS GET MY FACTS RIGHTS MOTHERF##KER
No active player sells more of his signature shoes than LeBron James, who has been in the Nike stable since he entered the NBA in 2003. King James’ earns more than $30 million annually from Nike, and his lifetime deal with the Beaverton, Oregon shoe giant could eventually net him more than $1 billion, according to his business manager Maverick Carter.
James is the NBA’s highest-paid player for the fourth straight year at $85.3 million, including $52 million off the court from endorsements and royalties (Kobe Bryant was the last player to out-earn James).
James’ current endorsement partners include Nike, Coca-Cola (Sprite), Beats By Dre, Nike, Kia Motor, Intel and Blaze Pizza. Beyond his sponsorship deal, James was also an early investor in Blaze, as well as a franchisee. His investor group, which includes Carter, currently has 17 Blaze franchises in Chicago and South Florida, with another seven in development. Blaze’s meteoric growth from two outlets to 200 in four years made it the fastest-growing restaurant chain ever.
SOURCE:FORBES.COM
