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Olivia Dunn lands multi-million dollar no partnership with Passes.
LSU Gymnast became the first in CAA athlete to sign with a content monetization platform.
Olivia Dunn has partnered with Content Monetization Platform Passes, marking the Louisiana State
University LSU Gymnast's latest name, image, and likeness no deal.
Dunn signs a multi-million dollar deal, according to Forbes.
21-year-old to give fans exclusive behind-the-scenes look at life as a national collegiate athletic
association and CAA Division I athlete.
Dunn to offer live streams of her training routines, one-on-one calls with fans for Q
and A sessions and gymnastics tips.
Agreement is Passes' first no partnership.
Dunn has been one of the biggest beneficiaries of the NCAA's decision to allow student
athletes to start profiting from selling their NIL rights.
According to On Three's ranking, which tracks no deals, Dunn is second with evaluation of
3.9 million United States dollars.
She also secured the 30th spot on Sports Pro's 2023 list of the world's 50 most marketable
5-0 MM athletes.
The 21-year-old, who has racked up 13-point to million followers on social media and became
the WME Sports Agency's first no athlete, already has partnerships with Activewear
company Vorey and Energy Drink Accelerator Active Energy, as well as fashion brands
Forever 21 and American Eagle, among others.