Track & field needs to think value for value, not "thank you"

Update: 2021-05-19

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When was the last time you thanked your employer? Probably never, because you trade your work for their money. Pro track & field athletes need to approach their sponsor relationships the same way, and stop talking like they have nothing to offer.

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Rule 40 says more about track & field than the IOC

2021-07-1418:48

Track & field needs to think value for value, not "thank you"

2021-05-1908:16

What do track & field athletes offer their sponsors?

2021-03-2514:02

What do track & field's sponsors aim to get from their sponsorships?

2021-03-1015:57

An unashamedly desperate plea to track & field people: Be eagles

2021-03-0113:09

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2021-02-2309:54

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2021-02-0210:42

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2021-01-2606:38

Indoor T&F nationals cancelled: Crickets ensue

2021-01-1813:55

Lessons for long jumpers: T&F'rs need to watch more sports

2020-08-2536:20

7/23/2020: Malicious compliance, get the F out, Maps & Money

2020-07-2318:34

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Track & field needs to think value for value, not "thank you"

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Track & field needs to think value for value, not "thank you"

George M. Perry

Track & field needs to think value for value, not "thank you"