Michael Ornstein President And Owner Of Jackson Sports

Advisors, LLC

Michael Ornstein was born in New York and now lives in Los Angeles. He completed his studies from Indiana State University-School of Business.

He is a marketing agent and brand consultant who connects sports figures with endorsement deals. He worked for thirteen years for the Oakland Raiders and Al Davis and during that time he took three trips to the Super Bowl.

Michael Ornstein Is The President And Owner Of Jackson Sports Advisors, LLC

Michael Ornstein also assisted many teams over the years and handled the difficult logistics of America’s biggest sporting event (Super Bowl).

He was an outstanding asset to New Orleans Saints. He knows how to make things work in the world of pro-sports. Currently, he is the president and owner of Jackson Sports Advisors, LLC for 9 months.

The company is situated in greater Los Angeles area. Before this, he was the owner of SportsLink for a period of 7 years and 8 months. SportsLink is a privately held company. Besides this, Michael Ornstein was the owner and president of CWC Sports for 6 years and 10 months.

He played a vital role in the victory of the Saints at the Super Bowl which is one of the most overwhelming experiences for a football team (especially for that team which has not been at the Super Bowl lately–or at all) 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, one more problem arises during the Super Bowl which includes the struggle for psychological dominance off the field, i.e., equally important but many people are not familiar with it.

Apart from this, Michael Ornstein took care of the Miami special ops. He handled all the pre-Super Bowl campaign and arrangements for New Orleans Saints (the opponent team of New York Giants).

Michael also managed travel plans, room assignments and arranged tickets. When Michael was looking after the arrangements, he ensured that the players should receive more than little bottles of shampoo and free stationery.

Michael arranged huge baskets filled with variety of treats including candy, popcorn, energy drinks and more in the room of each player.

He provided them gift cards from Morton’s steakhouse, Subway sandwich shops and Cold Stone Creamery.

Later, he was the in-charge of New York Giants and helped the players as well as their families.

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