We are excited to share some incredible news about IAMGF intern Wyatt King! Wyatt has been selected as one of just four student-athletes from Southern University to sign an NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) deal with the Louisiana Attorney General’s office, launching an impactful anti-vaping campaign. This recognition not only highlights Wyatt’s accomplishments as a student-athlete but also his role as a positive force in the community.
As part of this campaign, Wyatt has been featured on a billboard, helping raise awareness about the dangers of vaping and encouraging young people to make healthier choices. His involvement in such an important initiative is a reflection of his leadership both on and off the field. Wyatt’s ability to balance his academic, athletic, and advocacy roles has made him a shining example for other student-athletes.
Through this NIL deal, Wyatt has demonstrated that student-athletes can use their platform to make a difference, inspiring others to take a stand on crucial issues like public health. His work with the Louisiana Attorney General's office is just one of many steps toward shaping a better future, both for himself and for those who look up to him.
We couldn’t be prouder of Wyatt for not only excelling in his athletic career but also for representing the values of IAMGF with grace and determination. He’s setting a strong example for young athletes everywhere—showing that success isn't just about performance; it’s about using your influence to create a positive impact.
Congratulations to Wyatt King for this remarkable achievement! We are excited to see what the future holds for him, and we know this is just the beginning of many more milestones to come. Check out the full article below!
https://www.sportsbusinessjournal.com/Articles/2024/12/23/louisiana-universities-nil-anti-vaping/