The second career should fit the person
Some athletes want an office role. Some want ownership. Some want flexible income. Some want to stay close to sports. Some want to leave sports entirely. A relationship-based referral model can fit different paths because it does not require the athlete to become someone else.
What all five sports have in common
Football, basketball, soccer, baseball, and hockey all build discipline, resilience, team awareness, and reputational capital. More importantly for PPB, they build human networks. Those networks can include physicians, clinic owners, business owners, executives, coaches, alumni, sponsors, parents, and community leaders.
Why structure matters
Without structure, an introduction is just a favor. With structure, it can become a documented business relationship. PPB gives approved reps a system for registering the opportunity, protecting the relationship, and seeing the status through ProEdge.
How PPB fits
The agreement comes first. The introduction is documented. The partner team handles the rest.
A retired pro athlete should not have to hope a handshake gets honored. PPB gives approved reps a structured process through ProEdge: register the business, protect attribution, move through conflict check, send the interest letter, and track the status.
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