Michael Ornstein

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Michael Ornstein knows everything about the
pro-sports world and has the tact of getting
things done. Michael was hired by Reggie Bush as
his marketing agent and he managed his marketing
deals when he entered the NFL. He did a great job
and brought many impressive off-field
opportunities for Bush. Michael Ornstein had
informed the press that Bush would be wearing No.
25 jersey for the New Orleans Saints in the next
season of Super Bowl. He also said that Bush
would donate 25 of his jersey sale to suffering
victims of Hurricane Katrina. He even told that
Bush had signed deals with Mobile ESPN, Hummer,
EA Sports, Adidas and GTSM. Apart from this, Bush
is also in talks with a soft-drink company, a
technology company and a fragrance-maker.
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Michael Ornstein took care of the Miami special
ops. He managed all the arrangements and
pre-Super Bowl campaign for New Orleans Saints
that was the opponent team of New York Giants.
Michael also took care of room assignments,
travel plans arranging tickets, etc. Later, he
was the in-charge of New York Giants and he
assisted the players and their families and
ensured to meet all their needs and requirements.
The players received more than little bottles of
shampoo and free stationery. They were given gift
cards from Subway sandwich shops, Mortons
steakhouse and Cold Stone Creamery. There was
also a huge basket in the room of each player
that was filled with all kinds of treats
including popcorn, candy, energy drinks and more.
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Michael Ornstein, New York was a Reebok
consultant who said that Reggie was the No. 1
rookie in sports. On his behalf, Michael had
announced a soft-drink endorsement and
endorsements for TV appliances for reputed
companies including Sony and Samsung. Michael
Ornstein and Bush had gone to Los Angeles for
shooting several commercials which included a
promotional spot for the NFL on Fox with Fox
broadcasters Terry Bradshaw, Jimmy Johnson, and
Howie Long. Besides this, Reggie also shot a
commercial for Subway, an EA Sports commercial
with Tracy McGrady and a Mobile ESPN commercial.
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Thank You!