PSM in cooperation with NLN provides such services as sponsorship development, product sampling programs and high caliber training so that participants find more value in their experience with our camps. In addition, PSM has now included social media training to better gain visibility. Its comprehensive training programs and ongoing consulting services were not previously offered in the past, and while this portion of the company’s offerings does come at a cost, it can be affordably tailored to fit any organization’s or camp’s needs.

While PSM helps organizations and camps become successful, it is also a viable platform for brands to generate awareness amongst targeted demographics. The company can utilize its extensive database to place products in the hands of active youth and adults. In addition, PSM can integrate product placement campaigns with a social media response to generate buzz about a particular brand or product.

NLN was developed by Coach Cory Robinson and Coach Devin Redd. Coach Robinson is a former defensive back for Central Connecticut State University, and current Assistant Varsity Football Coach at Calvert Hall College High School. Co- founder, Coach Redd is a former Jr. College All-American and graduate of East Los Angeles College; he also coaches at Calvert Hall. Redd attended Southwest Baptist University (Missouri) and is currently finishing his studies while attending Stevenson University. Redd has a passion for youth and is dedicated to serving the community.

These men started NLN because of their belief that there is an urgent need for hands- on guidance and support for aspiring youth in the Baltimore Metropolitan area. They have used athletics as the vehicle to provide opportunities of advancement for the at- risk youth of Baltimore City and beyond. Growing up in Baltimore, both founders always dreamed of being great and having tons of success on and off the football field, but neither knew how to get there. NLN was developed to give student-athletes like them, who dream of success; an opportunity to make their dreams a reality.

Both founders attended Cardinal Gibbons High, Class of 2005, where they played football and decided back then that they wanted to position themselves to serve.