ATLANTA – March 4, 2024 – Whistler, an Atlanta student housing property near Georgia Tech announces its NIL partnership with members of the Georgia Tech Women’s Basketball Team.
Through this partnership, team members will become key figures in Whistler’s community, serving as Paid Affiliate Brand Ambassadors. The deal marks a significant commitment to supporting student-athletes within the Georgia Tech community.
“Whistler’s partnership with Georgia Tech’s Women’s Basketball student-athletes is a natural fit. We’re all about community here, and this partnership with these women is our way of helping them grow not just in sports, but as active members of our community too,” said Brana Sharp, Whistler’s Community Manager.
Whistler’s NIL program aims to empower student-athletes from Georgia Tech to build their personal brands while expanding their NIL portfolio. As ambassadors, these athletes will represent the face of Whistler in Atlanta, develop personal branding and marketing skills, and earn commissions and bonuses.
Whistler is located at 859 Spring Street near Tech Square. The property was developed by LV Collective and managed in partnership between LV Collective and Asset Living.
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About Whistler
Whistler is a student-oriented apartment building located in Tech Square, just a quarter mile from Georgia Tech. Delivered in 2023, Whistler spans 25 stories, and consists of 168 units and 565 beds. To learn more about the Whistler NIL program, follow @WhistlerATL on social platforms or visit whistleratl.com.
About LV Collective
LV Collective is a vertically integrated real estate management, investment, and development platform focused on both multifamily and student housing throughout the country. Headquartered in Austin, TX, LV Collective has developed and acquired over $6 billion in assets across several US markets. For more information, visit lvcollective.com. For renderings, images and additional media assets, visit our gallery.