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Forte is one of 22 veteran NFL players and eight rookies Bakari represents as a lawyer in the Washington, D.C., office of law firm Dow Lohnes. His other clients include Jacksonville running back Maurice Jones-Drew and Indianapolis safety Antoine Bethea.

Bakari, certified by the NFL Players Association in 2003, became an agent through an unusual route. Hired to represent executives at corporations in employment contract negotiations, he persuaded the partners at Dow Lohnes to let him try to start a sports practice. Today, Bakari is president of that Dow Lohnes sports and entertainment division, which consists of Bakari and nine other lawyers.

AGENT APPLICATIONS DENIED: The NFLPA continues to review a number of applications of NFL agents for recertification but has denied a handful of agents who applied to be recertified, sources said, including Andrew Bondarowicz, who is trying to found a national trade association for sports agents.

One source said about five agents so far have been denied recertification, but those agents were not high-profile agents with large client lists. Attempts to identify all the agents were unsuccessful. Sources asked for anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the matter.

As previously reported (SportsBusiness Journal, June 4-10), Bondarowicz has sent emails to about 2,500 agents and other athlete representatives in recent months about his plan to form an agent association. Last year, he owned two indoor football league clubs, something he did not disclose to the union.

CENTURY 21 affiliated real estate agent Deb Forte currently has 11 listings. Deb Forte speaks Deb Forte works at the CENTURY 21 real estate office North East located in 2 Manor Parkway, Salem, New Hampshire. Contact Deb Forte by phone by calling (978) 423-6464

Whether they are called networks, guilds, cooperatives, collectives, flocks, or something else, these groups will bring back many of the benefits of working collaboratively with others, without the bureaucracy and overhead of traditional organizations.

This arrangement allows some free agents to specialize more in generating leads, while others specialize in delivering the main service. It permeates the ecosystem with an open-ended reward for everyone to remain vigilant for sales opportunities, not only for themselves, but for anyone they might refer a client to.

The second stage includes closing the sale, through administering the execution of the contract. It serves as an affiliate fee, separating the sales activity from service delivery. The same person could potentially complete the first two stages, earning a 35% share of the contract.

The actual delivery of the main service is allocated a 60% share, reflecting the fact that the activities before and after are together almost as valuable as the service itself. This fixed percentage allows the Prime Contractor to know more accurately how much they have to work with, and to pass along those clearer expectations to subcontractors.

The fourth and last stage is to wrap up the project, including quality assurance, customer service, collecting feedback and ideas for improvement, and up-selling or cross-selling the client on other projects.

These percentages are not fixed, but can increase or decrease depending on the needs of a given value chain. They can be thought of as mid-points in a negotiable range. Their purpose is to ensure that the value attributed to each stage feels equitable, neither underappreciated nor overcompensated, regardless of which role a person plays in a given project.

A common problem, the authors note, is that free agents rarely have clear agreements between them about roles. Prime Contractors need assurance that all communication will be shared with them and that their client relationships will be preserved.

From the point of view of the Prime Contractor, the cost of landing an engagement is highest in the beginning, when they may do extra work or discount their fee to win the deal. This sometimes leads them to jealously guard the client, knowing that they will only become profitable with subsequent contracts.

Building on the previous rule, FAE advises revealing the free agent network to the client, instead of keeping it a secret or pretending to be a bigger company. By disclosing upfront to the client the source of the labor being performed, any future confusion or embarrassment can be avoided.

This rule assumes a somewhat open-minded and progressive working relationship with the client. But for those clients willing to try this new way of working, the network standing behind the Prime can even be framed as a competitive advantage: lower transaction costs, lower coordination costs, better match between talent and the project, more flexibility, and lower overhead to pay for.

A common pitfall of any kind of collaboration is that no one person is responsible for the whole project. Although this responsibility is clearly assigned to the Prime Contractor, rule #6 reminds everyone that it is their job to self-manage, find direction, and position themselves to deliver value. They have to use their own senses and energy, not a boss or manager, to figure out what needs doing, and to do it.

Good agreements tend to make the involved parties more thoughtful about engaging with one another, surface innocently hidden assumptions, and increase specificity around money. These agreements form specific boundaries around each transaction, set out timing for certain activities, and define roles and responsibilities clearly. Their purpose is to create a safe environment for sharing ideas and derivative products, and make clear how money will be exchanged for services and products.

The FAE framework is fascinating because it is a completely bottom-up approach. Two small town graphic designers could begin using it tomorrow for the simplest of projects, and it could scale from there to conceivably cover dozens of collaborators.

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