Westminster College (PA) announced its partnership with MOGL, the leading athlete marketplace and operations software provider powering the NIL era of collegiate athletics, as their exclusive NIL solution for its student-athletes. Through MOGL Monetize™, Westminster will gain access to top-notch digital agency services, compliance technology, and educational resources to support their student-athletes in their pursuit of name, image, and likeness opportunities.

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As a trailblazer in the new era of collegiate athletics, MOGL offers cutting-edge technology solutions to athletic departments, enabling student-athletes to connect to NIL opportunities while also automating compliance reporting and analytics. This partnership is a significant step forward in expanding NIL opportunities for Westminster's student-athletes and providing the university administration with the essential technology for streamlined automatic disclosures to reduce the burden on their staff.

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As part of the partnership, Westminster can now connect their network of sponsors and fans to their student-athletes enabling them to request endorsements, video shoutouts, appearances, and more in one ecosystem. 

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Brands and Fans can connect to Westminster student-athletes at https://app.mogl.online/westminster-college-pa

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"We are thrilled to embark on this journey with MOGL, which will revolutionize how our student-athletes can leverage their Name, Image, and Likeness," said Jason Lener, Westminster's Director of Athletics. "This partnership is a game-changer for the Westminster community, as it allows our network of donors, business owners, and fans to connect with our student-athletes."

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MOGL partners are provided with a comprehensive compliance solution, which includes disclosure logs, contract review, and valuable insights on NIL transaction activity. Additionally, they can now confidently direct their brand partners, local businesses, and alumni to a secure platform designed to engage with their talented athletes. 

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"We’re excited to provide Westminster the needed software to manage their NIL program and support their student-athletes," said Ayden Syal, MOGL CEO and Co-founder. "Now, Titan student-athletes can access valuable NIL opportunities and connect with fans in unprecedented ways."

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MOGL continues to onboard university and collective partners seeking NIL compliance and operations software to revolutionize their approach to college sports and sports marketing. Brands, athletes, agents, collectives, and universities can learn more about MOGL at www.mogl.online.

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About MOGL

MOGL is the leading athlete marketplace and NIL operations software provider that empowers college athletes to access monetization and sponsorship opportunities with brands, employers, and fans. As the NIL era transforms the college athletics landscape, MOGL equips universities, collectives, and their student-athletes with the technology to manage their NIL endeavors in an organized and compliant manner.

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Founded by Ayden Syal and former Notre Dame starting QB Brandon Wimbush in 2019, MOGL is used by over 10,000 student-athletes across the United States and partners with more than 2,000 businesses and brands, including Toyota, Under Armour, and DoorDash. The company has formed partnerships with universities including Notre Dame and Holy Cross and collectives including Knight Society and Friends of the University of Notre Dame and serves as the exclusive NIL technology provider for NBC Sports.

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MOGL's comprehensive platform is poised to reshape the future of college sports and sports marketing. Learn more at www.mogl.online.

About Westminster College (PA)

Westminster College is nationally known for its collaborative environment, outstanding experiential learning programs, focus on student success, and the effort invested in making higher education affordable and attainable to all students. Established in 1852, Westminster is proud to be the first college in the country open to all people, regardless of race, ethnicity, sex or religion from its founding charter by the Presbyterian Church (USA).

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