There are some big NIL (name, image, and likeness) numbers out there these days, but most student athletes are not making millions in NIL money.

That's why Collegiate Dynasty is committed to bringing fair and equitable NIL opportunities to student athletes across a wide range of sports and institutions.

Every Collegiate Dynasty student is paid an equal portion of 50% of revenue from the set they appear in, and students are paid extra to participate in promotional activity. In short, when you buy cards, students get paid!

We're helping local card shops, college athletic departments, and event organizers welcome and celebrate younger fans through our It takes a village initiative, celebrating local student athletes with live appearances, special events, and exclusive local products.

We also partner with youth sports organizations, nonprofits, and local programs to provide free card decks to kids in communities like the ones we come from and represent--where college is always a dream but not always a reality. 25% of the starter decks we print are designated for these giveaways.

Collegiate Dynasty was founded by two college educators and three college students, with everyone owning an equal percentage of the company.

We care about providing opportunities for college students to demonstrate their talents and build their resumes, so the content that you see does not just feature college student athletes, but also college student journalists and photographers!

As a 100% minority-owned company, we are proud to feature the work of artists and designers of color and of Black artists and designers in particular.

Ameer is a lifelong educator who spent over a decade serving as a high school principal and coaching school leaders. He founded two brand new public high schools in his homestate of Ohio (in Cleveland and Columbus) and has built and revamped student success programs for both K-12 and higher education institutions. Ameer passionately believes that everyone is "college material" and that all young people deserve the chance to attend college and access meaningful career development opportunities.

Ameer is also a passionate advocate for women's sports and his @girldadsports project is dedicated to helping parents be casual but comprehensive fans.

Most importantly, Ameer is a proud parent of two young daughters. He and his family live in Long Beach, California, where they are avid supporters of Long Beach State and USC athletics (as well as UCLA gymnastics and softball).

Amari Leath is a proud graduate of one of Florida's finest HBCUs, Edward Waters University, in his hometown of Jacksonville. Amari served there as Mr. Edward Waters, the primary student ambassador for the university in all formal capacities.

Amari is a talented photographer and videographer (@marigottheshot) and has served as an intern in both the sports and music industries. Amari has worked in student affairs since he graduated college at institutions in NYC and Kansas City.

Taveon Gill is a graduate of Jackson State University, one of the most prominent public HBCUs in the country. He served as a video specialist for the football program at JSU under the leadership of Coach Deion Sanders. Taveon's passion is in helping talented musicians, artists, and athletes amplify their brands and their voices, and he has served internships in the music industry.

Taveon currently resides in Philadelphia.

Jose Nava is a graduate of Arizona State University, where he attended and held a leadership role in the new ASU Local program--a student support and career development program designed to serve ASU Online students in their local communities at seven different sites across the US.

Jose is an experienced soccer coach and works for the MLS's LA Galaxy as a youth coach. He holds a D license from US Soccer.