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Penn State NIL 1st to be in Foreign Language

Penn State NIL Collective Succes With Honor will be the first NIL advertisement to be used in a foreign language thanks to a billboard in the French language in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.

The four Penn State players on the Billboard are Theo Johnson, Malick Meiga, Jonathan Sutherland ย and Christian Veilleux.

The billboard reads โ€œLโ€™Equipe locale Du Canada,โ€ which translates to โ€œHome Team of Canada,โ€ and โ€œSuccess Avec Honneurโ€ which translates to โ€œSuccess With Honor.โ€

The Success With Honor collective found a way for these four players, who are Canadian, to monetize their brands as international student-athletes canโ€™t do that the same way domestic student-athletes can.

Student Athlete NIL, Success With Honorโ€™s parent company, is running similar campaigns for international student-athletes in Australia, England, France, Indonesia and Ireland.ย ย 

Student Athlete NIL CEO Jason Belzer talked to On3.com staff writer Jeremy Crabtree about finding creative ways to get international student-athletes an opportunity to capitalize on their brands and at the same time get exposure for the school.

โ€œItโ€™s a way to involve international student-athletes in NIL passively in their own countries, โ€œBelzer said. โ€œNot only are they promoting the collective, but the university is getting value at the same time.โ€

โ€œWeโ€™re definitely the first to do it, and were the first NIL advertisement in a foreign language.”

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