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Joerg Polzer
Associate Director
Corporate Communication
Nike Möhle
Assistant
Corporate Communication
Tel. +41 41 723 17 18
Fax. +41-41-723-15-16
Email:press infrontsports.com
NOTE: E-Mails will be checked on work days during office hours
(9am-5pm CET)
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News DetailInfront and Excel Sports form exclusive partnership to develop athlete representation basketball business in ChinaZug, Switzerland, 19 June 2007 - Infront Sports & Media, the exclusive marketing partner to China’s CBA Professional Basketball League and China’s national basketball teams, has announced that it has reached a joint-venture agreement with Excel Sports Management, a premiere athlete management company in the US, which represents top NBA players including Jason Kidd (NJ Nets), Paul Pierce (Boston Celtics), Lamar Odom (LA Lakers), and Tyson Chandler (New Orleans Hornets) among others. This is a long-term agreement, whereby Excel and Infront will partner to develop a basketball representation business in China, where the sport is flourishing and generating more and more players with outstanding potential.
Excel Sports Management Chief Executive Jeff Schwartz, a top NBA agent who represents professional basketball players for full-service management, said: “We are excited to be on the forefront of the basketball revolution that is occurring in China. The growth potential is enormous and we could not ask for a better partner than Infront.” The objective for the partnership is to build the most professional player representation business in China. It will create a gateway to help promising Chinese players to play overseas, gain valuable experience, as well as encourage foreign players to play in China and provide the necessary introductions and assistance to enable them to do so. As a result, players and coaches in China will enjoy much greater exposure to international basketball.
Jaymee Messler
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