February 3, 2006: OverTime (OT) Magazine Announces the Finalists for the 2006 OTX Awards The 2006 OTX list of finalists, which was unveiled at the Player Networking Event at Super Bowl XL, consists of 50 candidates across 10 categories. This year’s class includes: Tiger Woods (OT MVP); Michael Jordan (OT MVP); Lance Armstrong (Lifelong Service); Kyle Petty (Outstanding Foundation); Tim Brown (Best New Company); and Mia Hamm (Outstanding Foundation). More

September 29, 2005: OT Magazine and the PBFN Foundation Sponsor Women's Sports Foundation's Athlete Education Programs OverTime (OT) Magazine, the business and lifestyle magazine for professional athletes and sports industry insiders, in conjunction with the PBFN Foundation, announces its participation as a supporting sponsor for the Women’s Sports Foundation’s Athlete Education Programs. More

September 15, 2005: OT Magazine Opens Call for Nominations for 2006 OTX Awards The 2nd Annual Awards celebrate the achievements of current and retired professional athletes in their business and philanthropic endeavors; focusing on the positive contributions athletes make to the community, as well as their entrepreneurial successes. Nominations are being accepted through December 16, 2005. More

March 17, 2005: OverTime Magazine Announces The Finalists for the "OT 10 Awards" OverTime Magazine, Inc. (OT Magazine), the business and lifestyle guide for professional athletes, announced today the finalists for the first annual OT 10 Awards. The awards will honor the top 10 athletes in business and philanthropy on June 25, 2005 at the Omni Hotel - CNN Center in Atlanta, GA. More

December 8, 2004: PBFN CEO to be honored at 9th Annual Multicultural Prism Awards Ryan McNeil, former San Diego Charger and Founder/CEO of Professional Business & Financial Network (PBFN), will receive the "MIB Sports Leadership Award" at the 9th Annual Multicultural Prism Awards Gala, Friday, December 17, 2004 at the Henry Fonda "Music Box" Theater in Hollywood, Ca. More

October 15, 2004:OverTime Magazine Announces Annual "Hot List Issue" OverTime Magazine (OT), the leading business and lifestyle guide for professional athletes, picks the nation’s "hottest" spots; gifts; athletes-turned fashion designers; steakhouses and Caribbean investment opportunities in its premier fall issue. More

July 27, 2005: OverTime (OT) Magazine's Anniversary Issue Now Available OverTime (OT) Magazine, the business and lifestyle magazine for professional athletes and sports industry insiders, announces its Anniversary issue is now available. The issue, which features Muhammad Ali as the first person pictured on its cover, offers exclusive feature stories about the winners of this year's OT 10 Awards, including Gale Sayers, George Foreman, Franco Harris, Muhammad Ali, and Billie Jean King; business-related stories such as the potential risks and rewards of endorsements, planning for life after sports, and protecting your identity; and lifestyle features, including exclusive Cabo San Lucas residential hot spots. More

June 16, 2004: Football Pro Ryan McNeil Launches OverTime Magazine Ryan McNeil and OverTime Magazine, Inc. announce the launch of OverTime Magazine (OT), a new business and lifestyle magazine for professional athletes and sports industry insiders. The first issue was unveiled on June 11, 2004 at a launch event in Miami Beach, FL, and highlighted such athletic greats as Roger Staubach, Franco Harris, Bernie Kosar, Jennifer Azzi, Sylvia Crawley and Ronnie Lott. More

January 27, 2004: Athletes, Business Leaders and Members of the Sports Industry to Convene in Miami The Professional Business and Financial Network (PBFN) will host its annual business development conference for professional athletes, June 11-13, at the JW Marriott Hotel, in Miami, Florida. More

July 2, 2003: Professional Athletes Now Have Access to Business Coaches Through PBFN As an entrepreneur, partner, aspiring business owner or key decision maker, how many times have you wished there was someone to approach that would offer sound business advice? One organization has heard the call of the wayward entrepreneur and addressed the challenge! The Professional Business and Financial Network (PBFN), a membership organization for professional athletes focused on professional success in life after the game, has teamed up with industry experts in various business fields to form a virtual think tank. More

April 15, 2003: Reaching Athletes Via The Internet Even before the downtrend economy resulted in widespread layoffs, Internet marketing solutions companies that started up during the dot-com boom were finding themselves victims of the dot-com bust. No so for the exponentially growing CoolerEmail.com, whose growth rate consistently exceeds 10 percent per month. More

April 2, 2003: PBFN Selects Atlanta-based Meeting Expectations for Conference Planning and Execution The Professional Business and Financial Network (PBFN), a membership organization exclusively for professional athletes focused on professional success in life after the game, announced the selection of Meeting Expectations (ME!) to spearhead its 2003 conference planning needs. More

April 1, 2003: PBFN Business Development Conference to be held in San Diego San Diego Charger, Ryan McNeil, brings athletes together to focus on life beyond the game. More

December 31, 2002: New Opportunities for Athletes The National Football League hosted its second annual Player Development Reception at Super Bowl XXXVI in an effort to bring business leaders and players together for networking opportunities. More

May 30, 2002: Inaugural Business Conference Exclusively for Professional Athletes Deemed Success At PBFN’s inaugural Business Development Conference, current and former professional athletes converged for a three-day event packed with lessons on building a business, managing finances and increasing the depth of their business networks. More

April 17, 2002: PBFN Holds First Annual Business Skills Conference Athletes converge in Dallas for focus on life beyond the game. More

February 21, 2002: Controlling Their Destiny - A New Business Development Tool For Professional Athletes For Ryan McNeil, the goal is to ensure athletes succeed off the field. More

February 1, 2002: NFL Player Development Reception at Super Bowl XXXVI The National Football League hosted its second annual Player Development Reception at Super Bowl XXXVI in an effort to bring business leaders and players together for networking opportunities. More

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