Michael Ornstein was the marketing agent of Reggie Bush

Michael Ornstein, a renowned person in the sports industry, is a branding and marketing agent for a great number of brands and athletes who want to establish their name in the sports industry. He helps the top brands to find athletes who will endorse their products thereby fetching them numerous opportunities for publicity. He is a committed brand consultant and dedicated marketing agent who plays a crucial role in connecting sportsmen with beneficial endorsement deals.

Michael Ornstein once said that Reggie Bush is the No. 1 rookie in sports. On behalf of Reggie, he informed the press, “Bush will wear No. 25 for the New Orleans Saints”. During this conference, he also told them that Reggie Bush will be donating 25% of his jersey sale to the people who were devastated in the Hurricane Katrina. In addition, he had even reported that Bush had signed an array of deals with Mobile ESPN, EA Sports, Hummer, GTSM and Adidas. At that time, he had informed that Bush was in talks with a soft-drink company, a fragrance-maker and a technology company.

Micheal Ornstein who was earlier a Reebok Consultant was hired by Reggie Bush after he stepped into the NFL. He handled Reggie Bush's marketing deals effectively and put a great number of off-field opportunities in his kitty. He knows how to get things done in the field of sports and he has in-depth knowledge of the ins and outs of the pro-sports world.

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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