Media Promotions Srl is an international full-service sports agency for athletes throughout the world. It attempts to develop a more personal relationship with the athlete in addition to providing excellent client representation, to prepare and address the athletic, business, and personal aspects of its clients' career. To address these varied requirements, the company has developed a wide range of services and strategic relationships to offer its clients. ---------------------------------------- Andrea Gabrielli started this activity in 2005, after his career as an Alpine ski racer. He studied Law at the University of Rome, Italy specializeing himself in Sport Management. Thanks to his law background, he is focused on contract negotiations and as an experienced Agent, he constantly performs outside expectations to achieve the best possible results for the company clients. He is also involved with marketing and endorsement opportunities for clients, day to day business operations and pre-draft marketing. Andrea Gabrielli, beyond his role of manager, is also a personal friend all his clients. In his background we can’t forget the experience with FIT (Italian Tennis Federation) from 1995 to 1999 when he was employed in the Internazionali d’Italia di Tennis player’s office. ---------------------------------------- Managing the greatest boxing events in Italy from 2005 Andrea Gabrielli had the chance to work with Vincenzo Cantatore, one the best Italian professional boxer, former Cruiserwight and Heavywight Italian, European and World Champion. Among these events a special mension goes to the WBO Championship of the world (Nelson v. Cantatore – Rome, 26th of Novembre 2005), the EBU European Championship (Cantatore v. Jensen – Rome, 14th of dicembre 2007) with the largest audience in Italy since 1970’s (more then 14.000 people), the WBC Championship of the world (Fragomeni v. Wlodarczyk – Rome, 16th of May 2009) and, above all, the EBU European Championship (Cantatore v. Gourov – Rome 22nd of june 2007) that took place in front of “Colosseo and Arco di Costantino” |