FSE provides student-athletes with compensation for NIL work, as well as representation, consultation, financial literacy education, legal support, accounting services, and personal brand development.

We work with professional athletes to ensure they will take their skills and talent to the next level of competition. We build relationships with the business community to help them expand their brand reach.

As a casting agency, we help production companies find the talent they need and work with musicians of all types to ensure their dreams become reality.

Emanuel Brown is a dynamic sports executive, educator, and advocate with a unique background spanning professional athletics, education, and public service. As Head of Sports at Baron Davis Enterprises and founder of Freeman Sports Entertainment, he has led athlete branding, NIL consulting, and sports development initiatives for elite high school talent and emerging sports organizations. A former assistant coach at East Los Angeles College, Emanuel helped guide the team to a Final Four appearance and a 100% scholarship placement rate, as featured in Netflix’s Emmy-nominated Last Chance U: Basketball. Emanuel is also a published author and frequent speaker on NIL legislation, sports equity, and athlete empowerment, having lectured at NYU and CSU Dominguez Hills. His work reflects a deep commitment to holistic athlete development, community impact, and shaping the future of sports through innovation, leadership, and education.

Baron Davis is a two-time NBA All-Star, entrepreneur, and one of the most dynamic point guards of his generation. A Los Angeles native, Davis starred at UCLA before being selected 3rd overall in the 1999 NBA Draft. Over a 13-year NBA career, he played for the Hornets, Warriors, Clippers, Cavaliers, and Knicks, known for his explosive athleticism, clutch performances, and  basketball IQ. He famously led the 8th-seeded Golden State Warriors to a historic playoff upset over the top-seeded Dallas Mavericks in 2007. Off the court, Davis has become a prominent figure in media, tech, and sports business, founding several companies and advocating for community empowerment through sports, education, and storytelling. His commitment to mentoring youth and growing the game continues to leave a lasting impact well beyond the hardwood.

Craig Smith is a former professional basketball player and respected figure in player development and coaching circles. A standout at Boston College, Smith earned All-American honors and finished his collegiate career as one of the school’s all-time scoring leaders. He was selected in the 2006 NBA Draft and played six seasons in the NBA with the Minnesota Timberwolves, Los Angeles Clippers, and Portland Trail Blazers. Known for his physicality and high basketball IQ, Smith transitioned into coaching and mentorship following his playing career, working with young athletes at the high school, collegiate, and professional levels. His passion for the game and emphasis on fundamentals have made him a sought-after trainer and mentor in the basketball community.

Dennis Ardi is a seasoned entertainment attorney with over four decades of experience advising top-tier clients across the entertainment and media industries. He is admitted to practice law in California, New York, Massachusetts, and the District of Columbia. Dennis specializes in entertainment law, including motion picture and television production, financing, publishing, and trademark licensing. His client roster includes major financial institutions like Bank of America and Citibank, as well as high-profile talents such as Drew Carey, Helen Hunt, Tim Allen, Marc Jacobs, and Woody Allen. Known for his strategic guidance and deep industry insight, Dennis has built a reputation as a trusted legal advisor at the intersection of creativity and commerce.