hawg1
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Come to pharma.I work for a 4.5% margin corporation. these numbers blow me away.
Come to pharma.I work for a 4.5% margin corporation. these numbers blow me away.
tried. and yeah, an executive from one pharma company whose a customer of ours told me their primary product was marked up 96%Come to pharma.
Fine print says it only relates to those recommended by CU athletes.That is pretty big
And what percent of that ends up as executive compensation where as their general employees are lucky to make cross industry average comp?tried. and yeah, an executive from one pharma company whose a customer of ours told me their primary product was marked up 96%
A lot, I'd guess. This particular company had a lot of pride in having one of the lowest head count to revenue ratios in the industry. They outsourced almost everything.And what percent of that ends up as executive compensation where as their general employees are lucky to make cross industry average comp?
Yeah, how many people are buying houses in the Boulder area that have relationships with any athletes? I have a feeling it’s going to be a fairly small number, unless the AD starts funneling RE leads to players. Definitely not the big donor we initially thought, IMOFine print says it only relates to those recommended by CU athletes.
Fine print says it only relates to those recommended by CU athletes.
Just for football, that's probably going to be about 40 guys each semester ($80k per year).This seems big. Anyone know, without digging, how many schools have a NIL of $2k or more for all walk ONS?
Rumor is that this is a real possibility.So we just need to sign Bronny and we dominate the list
More than just the tweet put out there yesterday?Rumor is that this is a real possibility.
Am I alone in preferring to spend the money on big time players rather than walkons. And **** no to handlers, band and spirit. Remember our roots! Y’all acting like the Beverly Hillbillies.Just for football, that's probably going to be about 40 guys each semester ($80k per year).
Maybe double that with other sports?
I'd love if the fund could grow enough to add something similar for Handlers, Band & Spirit Squads.
Just some gossip that Shedeur has been messaging Bronny.More than just the tweet put out there yesterday?
You realize the numbers I'm talking about are under a $500k investment per year to elevate the entire athletic department, student and fan experiences?Am I alone in preferring to spend the money on big time players rather than walkons. And **** no to handlers, band and spirit. Remember our roots! Y’all acting like the Beverly Hillbillies.
I understand the $500k very much. I fail to see the ROI.You realize the numbers I'm talking about are under a $500k investment per year to elevate the entire athletic department, student and fan experiences?
I believe very strongly in balanced management which doesn't neglect broad investment from the bottom up while putting resources toward the top to your biggest individual drivers of success.
I have no idea what about that made you think of a sitcom from 70 years ago or whatever.
Correct, this does not mean that a collective of CU donors are paying a combined $3.2M to Sheduer and Travis. It includes things like Sheduer repping Tom Brady's brand and that started during his time at JSU.This is valuation, right? Like what they're worth, not what they're getting?
Culture of excellence. Oregon is a great example of this. Neglect nothing. It's an indirect ROI.I understand the $500k very much. I fail to see the ROI.
I prefer not to spend money on things without a defined Return. Thus the reference.
Nothing builds a culture of excellence like winning football games. I'm still under the impression we can put $500k to better use with another Defensive Tackle.Culture of excellence. Oregon is a great example of this. Neglect nothing. It's an indirect ROI.