I was invited to appear as a detective in the Architecture YouTube production while simultaneously managing Antwuan Dixon’s event responsibilities. Between coordinating appearances and keeping the day on schedule, I even made a last-minute sprint to secure a skateboard signed by Travis Scott. That’s athlete management—adapting, problem-solving, and delivering under pressure.
One of the most meaningful moments of my career was helping bring together several key pieces that contributed to Antwuan Dixon's Out There feature with Thrasher. Watching him earn the cover was an incredible milestone and a testament to the work, growth, and redemption behind his story. I was also honored to stand beside Antwuan on the day of his baptism—a moment that symbolized a new chapter in both his life and career.
One of my proudest negotiations came while representing Antwuan Dixon for a national commercial campaign. After receiving an initial offer that significantly undervalued his experience and influence, I successfully negotiated an increase of more than 480% while protecting his interests and preserving a positive relationship with the production team. The outcome reinforced my commitment to creating win-win partnerships where athletes are valued fairly and professionally.
While I didn't organize Antwuan Dixon's appearance at Street League Skateboarding (SLS) Downtown Los Angeles, I was responsible for ensuring everything ran smoothly from the athlete's side. I coordinated fan interactions, managed designated areas for photos and autographs, captured content for social media, and handled event logistics so Antwuan could focus on connecting with the skateboarding community.
