New to The Street Proudly Presents: IMG Academy to Be Featured in Original Special Broadcast on Bloomberg Television
This televised special provides a rare inside look at IMG Academy's elite campus, transformative development model, and the innovative tools preparing the next generation of leaders both on and off the field. The segment will highlight how IMG Academy integrates world-class athletic training, rigorous academics, and personalized development to shape future collegiate athletes and high-character individuals.
IMG Academy Highlights:
Top 3 finalist for the World's Best School Prize - "Supporting Healthy Lives" (only U.S. finalist in the category)100% college acceptance rate for the Class of 202410 student-athletes accepted to Ivy League institutions20 student-athletes admitted to top 25 U.S. universities3 student-athletes accepted to U.S. Military Academies332 student-athletes committed to NCAA Division I, II, III, and NAIA programs4.35M+ athlete profile views on NCSA by college coaches in 202440,000+ college coaches on the NCSA recruiting platform31,000+ athlete college commitments in 202414 partnerships with national sports governing bodies
Strategic Brand Alliances
IMG Academy's mission is reinforced through strategic partnerships with top global brands that share its commitment to performance, innovation, and excellence. These include: Under Armour, Gatorade, Therabody, Merrill, Uni, Dunlop, and NTT Sonority.
Cross-Platform Distribution
The Bloomberg Television premiere will be amplified across New to The Street's media ecosystem, including distribution to its 2.5M+ YouTube subscribers, syndication across major social platforms, and iconic billboard exposure throughout Times Square and the NYC Financial District.
About IMG AcademyIMG Academy is the world's leading sports education brand, offering a holistic model that prepares student-athletes to succeed in sport, college, and life. Based in Bradenton, Florida, IMG Academy delivers a comprehensive suite of development programs through its state-of-the-art boarding school and sports camps. Its innovative online platform, IMG Academy+, provides personalized coaching with a focus on personal growth through athletic performance. Through its NCSA recruiting network, IMG Academy also connects student-athletes with more than 40,000 college coaches, offering unparalleled access, tools, and guidance to navigate the collegiate recruitment process. To learn more, visit www.imgacademy.com.
About New to The StreetNew to The Street is a nationally syndicated business media platform known for long-form interviews with founders, executives, and public company leaders. Broadcasting weekly across Fox Business and Bloomberg Television as sponsored programming, the show reaches over 219 million U.S. households. With a digital footprint that includes 2.5+ million YouTube subscribers, 700K+ social followers, and the most powerful billboard presence in Times Square and NYC's Financial District, New to The Street is the only financial media brand delivering high-impact exposure across broadcast, digital, social, and out-of-home channels.
Media Contact:Monica BrennanMonica@NewToTheStreet.com
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