An independent economic framework examining how elite rodeo athletes and championship events generate substantial downstream revenue for host cities — beginning with the National Finals Rodeo.
Our Purpose
The purpose of Rodeo Contestants: "The Value We Create"
is to conduct independent economic research, analysis, publishing, and consulting related to professional rodeo, sports entertainment, tourism economics, and athlete-driven event impact.
The company may develop, publish, and disseminate reports, models, frameworks, and educational materials concerning economic value creation, public policy considerations, and industry best practices.
The Company does not act as an agent, representative, bargaining unit, or negotiator for any individual athlete, contestant, association, league, or governing body.
What We May Do
Our company may engage in lawful activities including, but not limited to, research, writing, speaking engagements, website publishing, data analysis, consulting, licensing of intellectual property, and advisory services related to economic frameworks and public policy concepts.
Legal Notice:
This website and its content are produced by an independent research and publishing entity.
Rodeo Contestants: The Value We Create does not represent, act for, negotiate on behalf of, or organize any individual contestant, group of contestants, association, league, or governing body.
All information presented is for informational and educational purposes only and reflects independent analysis and opinion.
What We DO NOT Do
Our company shall not engage in collective bargaining, labor organization activities, union activities, strikes, boycotts, or any actions intended to coordinate or compel collective action by athletes or participants.
WHAT WE ARE NOT
Non-Agency / Non Representation
Nothing on this website creates an agency, partnership, membership, or representative relationship between the Company and any athlete, contestant, or organization.
No Collective Action
The Company does not advocate, organize, or coordinate strikes, boycotts, refusals to compete, or any form of collective labor action.
Public Policy Framing
Any discussion of fees, participation frameworks, or public policy concepts is hypothetical and exploratory in nature and does not constitute a demand, requirement, or directive to any party.
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