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Black American history still in the making

February 22nd, 2007 Posted in Uncategorized

LAS VEGAS, NV (PRWEB) February 22, 2007 — Young African American woman Alexis Levi purchased a professional basketball franchise, and settled her International Basketball League (IBL) Expansion Team - the Las Vegas Stars - in Las Vegas, Nevada. To coach her team to greatness, owner, general manager and CEO Levi hired George Tarkanian, son of former UNLV head basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian. Also a Sports Agent Advisor for Sports Management Worldwide, Levi is quite comfortable in professional sports management ― a profession generally populated by men. She is an astute, results-oriented leader with proven successes managing multi-million dollar organizations and business operations.

Levi states, “We are going to work closely with the City of Las Vegas to build a great semi-professional team. We want very much to work with Mayor Oscar Goodman and the Maloof brothers to secure a measurable model confirming audience dedication and corporate support.” She continued, “We hope the NBA and Commissioner Stern will see a viable basketball program, as well as a future opportunity for the NBA. Since taking ownership, we have received calls of interest from the NBA, NBDL, CBA and some international teams.” (source)

One Response to “Black American history still in the making”

  1. Anthony Thurston Says:

    Congradulations Alexis! Dream Flights Luxury Travel, Inc is proud to be one of your Corporate Sponsors!

    May Gods Richest Blessings Be Upon You!

    Anthony L. Thurston
    Founder - Chairman & CEO


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