Michael Ornstein hails from New York. At present, he is residing in Los Angeles. He is a one of the top marketing agents who connect sportsmen with numerous endorsement deals.

1. Michael Ornstein

2. Michael Ornstein, New York Was a
Reebok consultant
Michael Ornstein hails from New York. At present, he
is residing in Los Angeles. He is a one of the top
marketing agents who connect sportsmen with
numerous endorsement deals. He has worked for Al
Davis and the Oakland Raiders for a period of
almost thirteen years and during this period, he
attended the Super Bowl thrice. Apart from this, he
has helped a great number of teams in handling the
complex logistics of the biggest sporting event of
America.

3. Michael Ornstein Has In-Depth
Knowledge of Pro-Sports World
The Super Bowl is regarded as the most
overwhelming experience by footballers. They
eagerly anticipate the Super Bowl but at the same
time they have to face the performance pressure
and each team member strives to perform well on
the field. The pressure increases on the field when
the players see a huge crowd at the stadium and
know that they are being watched by the whole
world as they win or lose. Besides this, there is a
struggle for psychological dominance off the field
which is equally important.

4. Michael Ornstein Played An
Important Role In The Victory Of
The Saints
For a football team, the Super Bowl is one of the most
overwhelming experiences but at the same time
there is a lot of pressure on the players of the team
to perform well on the field as the whole world
watches the team as they win or lose. Besides this,
there is one more battle that most people are
unaware of which includes the struggle for
psychological dominance off the field that is equally
important.

5. Michael Ornstein knows the ins
and outs of the pro-sports world
Michael Ornstein knows the ins and outs of the pro-
sports world and has the tact of getting things
done. Michael had been hired to handle Reggie’s
marketing deals when he entered the NFL. He did a
remarkable job and lined up an impressive portfolio
of off-field opportunities for him. Michael Ornstein
had told the press that Bush would be wearing No.
25 for the New Orleans Saints. He also said that
Bush would be making a significant donation, i.e.,
25% of his jersey sale to victims of Hurricane
Katrina. He even reported that Reggie had signed
deals with Hummer, Mobile ESPN, EA Sports, GTSM
and Adidas. In addition to this, he was also in talks
with a technology company, a soft-drink company
and a fragrance-maker.

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