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Dr. Khalid Abdullah Tariq Al-Mansour
international law firm of Al-Waleed, Al-Talal and Al-Mansour (1964- )
Special Advisor to: HRH Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulazziz Al-Saud of Saudi Arabia

THE RAISING OF OBAMA WORLD HISTORY!! BLACK HISTORY!!

Al-Mansour, Prince Al-Waleed and the Raising of President Barak Obama from Khalid Al-Monsour, Abdul-Jalil and “BAD BLACK EXPO” HISTORICAL SUCCESS!
Khalid Al-Monsour spoke at the “Black Awareness Day (BAD), Black Expo”, known as “BAD BLACK EXPO” and many other venues around the Bay Area and the WORLD with Abdul-Jalil and SUPERSTAR MANAGEMENT!

Al-Mansour, Prince Al-Waleed and the Raising of President Barak Obama

Abdul-Jalil and Superstar Management has worked in PRIVATE EVENTS with several members of the Saudi Arabian Royal family including His Royal Highness (HRH) Prince Al Waleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulazziz Al-Saud and his son His Royal Highness Prince Khaled bin Al Waleed bin Talal of Saudi Arabia.
Al Waleed bin Talal Al Saud is a Saudi Arabian billionaire businessman, investor, philanthropist and Royal. He was listed on Time magazine’s Time 100, an annual list of the hundred most influential people in the world, and the fifth-richest man in the world, with a net worth of nearly $50 billion! Al Waleed bin Talal’s grandfather was Saudi Arabia’s founding monarch.
Al Waleed is the founder, chief executive officer and 95 percent owner of the Kingdom Holding Company, a company that spans four continents with investments in companies in the financial services, tourism and hospitality, mass media, entertainment, retail, agriculture, petrochemicals, aviation, technology, and real-estate sectors. In 2013, the company had a market capitalization of over $28 billion. Over the years, he has acquired major stakes in companies such as Citigroup Inc. to the Four Seasons luxury hotel chain, Apple Computer Inc., AOL Time Warner Inc., News Corp., Saks Inc.- parent of retailer Saks Fifth Avenue and owns the Disney company’s Paris resort- Euro Disneyland Paris and its sister park, Walt Disney Studios, a minor shareholder in Zaveriwala Holdings LLC, and owns Paris’ Four Seasons Hotel George V and part of New York’s Plaza Hotel. Time has called him the “Arabian Warren Buffett”.  Forbes listed Al Waleed as the 4th-richest man in the world with a net worth of $49.8 billion in 2020.
Two of Abdul Jalil and Superstar Managements long time business associates since 1968 are attorney Donald Warden with his law firm of Holmes & Warden, and partner Roger C. Holmes.
Dr. Khalid Abdullah Tariq Al-Mansour formerly known as Donald Warden with Holmes, who later took the name Dr. Faissal Mohammed Fahad, were representing HRH Prince Al-Waleed Bin Talal Bin Abdulazziz Al-Saud of Saudi Arabia in a court case in California. Al-Mansour would become Special Advisor to HRH Prince Al-Waleed.
Abdul-Jalil introduced his client M. C. Hammer to Al-Monsour and Al-Waleed and arranged a week long event in Paris, France, for Al-Waleed at his Paris resort- Euro Disneyland Paris and its sister park, Walt Disney Studios. Abdul-Jalil also made the introduction of Al-Waleed’s son Prince Khaled bin Al-Waleed bin Talal, also known as Abu Jenna in the business world, a very successful businessman in his own right.
Prince Al-Waleed (the world’s 19th riches person at the time), was a student at Menlo College in California, asked Donald Warden/Al-Mansour to go home with him to Riyadh. The Royal Family and was upset because OPEC was being sued. The Saudi King asked that Donald Warden/Al-Mansour to ”take the case” and they began legal representation defending OPEC in court.
Al-Mansour, as the “formal” attorney for OPEC, employed the tactic of threatening, then engaged in an oil embargo by the OPEC nations in response to a lawsuit filed against them. The threat of reprisals also included withdrawal of funds on deposit with American banks. The antitrust lawsuit had been filed in December 1978 by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers in federal court in Los Angeles, and the decision was announced in September at 477 F.Supp. 553 (1979). It is fascinating to note that another attorney who wrote a brief on behalf of Indonesia-U.S. Business Committee of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry was Antonin Scalia, then a professor at the University of Chicago, years before he was appointed to the Supreme Court in 1986.
Warden/Al-Mansour won the OPEC case and was Cited by Federal Judge Andrew Hauk for the Clarence Darrow Award as lead attorney in the famous IAM vs. OPEC trial (1978).
Thereafter the Prince asked Al-Mansour to accompany him around Africa and help him invest there in order to “build Africa up”.  Al-Mansour knew many of the Presidents in Africa and made the introductions to the Prince.
They then founded the international law firm of Al-Waleed, Al-Talal and Al-Mansour.

Al-Mansour and Prince Al-Waleed raising of President Barak Obama

Al-Mansour took an interest in Barak Obama when they met up during one of Al-Mansur’s speeches at Columbia. As Percy Sutton told NY1 reporter Dominic Carter on the show “Inside City Hall”, “I was introduced to (Obama) by a friend who was raising money for him.” He asked Sutton to write a letter in support of Obama’s application to Harvard Law School.
“The friend’s name is Dr. Khalid al-Mansour, from Texas,” Sutton said. “He is the principal adviser to one of the world’s richest men. He told me about Obama.”
Sutton recalled that al-Mansour said that “there is a young man that has applied to Harvard. I know that you have a few friends up there because you used to go up there to speak. Would you please write a letter in support of him?” Sutton did.
Sutton revealed that it was Al-Mansour (from San Antonio, Texas) who raised the money to pay for Obama’s education at Harvard when Obama was 25 years old.
So, Obama graduated from Columbia University in New York,  spent a time as a community organizer in Chicago, met Al-Mansour and headed off to Harvard. Obama arrived unknown, but left with having had national news media exposure, a book contract… and, having been the Editor of the Law Review on his resumé.  He graduated Magnum Cum Laude.
One of Obama’s patron’s was Prince Al-Waleed, now the world’s fourth richest man. Shortly before Obama entered Harvard Law, Al-Waleed donated twenty million dollars to Harvard. Five or six years later Al-Waleed created the “Al-Waleed bin-Talal Center for Islamic Studies” at Harvard Divinity School, its best-funded division. At about the same time Al-Waleed opened similar centers at Georgetown, Cambridge, American University, and many other major Universities.
September 19, 1995, 34 year-old Barack Obama announced his candidacy for Illinois’s State Senate. One of his opponents was first-time candidate Gha-is Askia. During his campaign, Abdul-Jalil consulted Askia and his client, M. C. Hammer supported a community event Askia sponsored while doing a series of TV/radio/media appearances in Chicago for his album promotion tour.
Abdul-Jalil and Askia partnered to bring Muhammad Ali and his wife Lonnie to San Francisco on November 5, 1995 for “The Sports Image Awards”, an event Abdul-Jalil Sponsored, to Honor Ali with the “Lifetime Achievement Award”.
The Sports Image Awards- “A Night to Remember!”, sought to single out and honor those in sports who have dedicated effort, time and money to better their community, the nation, and the World. Those honored, we feel, are a part of a long line of athletes that back to the great Paul Robeson, who matched dignity with dollars. Those who use sports for it’s highest and most noble purpose, the uplifting of the Human Family.
Also being honored were Venus Williams, Carl Lewis, Steve Young, Al Attles, Dave Stewart, Peter Westbrook. Hammer was the Featured Entertainer. The program included Founder- Martin Wyatt, Master of Ceremonies- Mark Curry, Music Director- Narada Michael Walden, Recording Artist- Color Me Badd, Touch of Class Choir, Clarence Clemmons, Nikita Germaine. Lisa DeBartolo- 49er Foundation and Dennis Banks presented and received Special Presentations.
Obama had been a grassroots organizer in this gritty neighborhood, registering thousands to vote before going off to Harvard Law School. He came back to Chicago, to work as a lawyer and saw a chance to run for state Senate. But in his first race for office he made sure Democratic voters had just one choice. Him.
ALL Obama’s opponents were kicked off that ballot before a single vote was cast. How? Obama sent a team of lawyers and volunteers to the Chicago Board of Elections, and challenged the petitions of his opponents. You needed 757 signatures of registered voters to become a candidate. Askia gathered 1,999. But when the Obama team was through challenging his signatures, addresses and voter registrations, Askia came up 69 signatures short.
THE REST, AS THEY SAY, IS HISTORY!!
WORLD HISTORY!!
BLACK HISTORY!!

CAECAY’S Significance, Highlights and Benefits of Partnerships Matching Athletes, Entertainers, Celebrities, and Influencers to Support Charities Creating Alternatives for Youths

Congress of Athletes Entertainers and Celebrities Creating Alternatives for Youths

In recent years, the role of athletes, entertainers, celebrities, and influencers in supporting charitable causes has become increasingly prominent. Many individuals in these fields recognize the importance of using their platforms to make a positive impact on society, particularly in providing alternatives and opportunities for the younger generation. Congress of Athletes Entertainers and Celebrities Creating Alternatives for Youths collaborates with Abdul-Jalil al-Hakim, Superstar Management, ¿eX-whY? AdVentures, the Aaron & Margaret Wallace Foundation and Nowtruth, design engineers campaigns leveraging their influence, so these public figures can significantly contribute to charities that focus on creating alternatives for youths, enabling them to shape a brighter future. Herein CAECAY explores the significance of matching athletes, entertainers, celebrities, and influencers with charities and highlights the benefits such partnerships can bring.

CAECAY Enhancing Awareness and Visibility:

Athletes, entertainers, celebrities, and influencers possess vast reach and influence across various platforms, including social media, television, and live events. CAECAY with Abdul-Jalil al-Hakim, Superstar Management, ¿eX-whY? and Nowtruth clients partnering with charities focused on creating alternatives for youths, these individuals can amplify the visibility of such causes and raise awareness among their extensive fan bases. Their involvement helps shine a spotlight on the issues faced by young people and the solutions offered by these charities, ultimately garnering increased public support and attention.

CAECAY Inspiring and Motivating Young Individuals:

Public figures in the realms of sports, entertainment, and celebrity hold a unique power to inspire and motivate young individuals. CAECAY with Abdul-Jalil al-Hakim, Superstar Management, ¿eX-whY? and Nowtruth partner clients actively supporting charities that provide alternatives for youths, these influential personalities can serve as role models, demonstrating the possibilities and opportunities available to the younger generation. Through their actions and advocacy, they can inspire young people to pursue their dreams, overcome challenges, and actively contribute to society.

CAECAY Leveraging Networks and Resources:

One of the greatest assets athletes, entertainers, celebrities, and influencers bring to charitable partnerships is their extensive networks and resources. These individuals have connections with other influential figures, brands, and organizations, which can be leveraged to support charities focused on creating alternatives for youths. Through collaborations and strategic alliances, they can attract additional funding, secure sponsorships, and mobilize resources that are crucial for expanding the reach and impact of these charitable initiatives.

CAECAY Promoting Positive Social Change:

CAECAY with Abdul-Jalil al-Hakim, Superstar Management, ¿eX-whY? and Nowtruth partner clients aligning themselves with charities that promote alternatives for youths, public figures can contribute to positive social change on a broader scale. Their involvement not only highlights the significance of addressing the challenges faced by young individuals but also encourages the public to take action. By leveraging their fame and influence, these individuals can inspire their followers to contribute their time, resources, or expertise to support these charitable causes, fostering a collective effort toward building a brighter future for the younger generation.

CAECAY Building Long-Term Partnerships:

CAECAY with Abdul-Jalil al-Hakim, Superstar Management, ¿eX-whY? and Nowtruth matching athletes, entertainers, celebrities, and influencers with charities that create alternatives for youths can lead to long-term partnerships. These collaborations extend beyond one-off events or campaigns, as public figures can become actively involved in the ongoing efforts of the charity. By committing their time, expertise, and resources, they can provide consistent support, establish mentorship programs, or even create scholarships to help young individuals pursue their dreams and aspirations. Such long-term partnerships have the potential to bring sustainable change and lasting impact.

The CAECAY with Abdul-Jalil al-Hakim, Superstar Management, ¿eX-whY? and Nowtruth partner clients collaboration between athletes, entertainers, celebrities, and influencers with charities focused on creating alternatives for youths is a powerful force for positive change. Through their reach, influence, and resources, these public figures can enhance awareness, inspire young individuals, leverage networks, and promote positive social change. By actively engaging with these charitable causes, public figures can contribute to building a brighter future for the younger generation and foster a society that values and invests in its youth. It is through these meaningful partnerships that we can truly make a difference and create a world where every young person has access to alternative opportunities for growth and success.

To enjoy these benefits, join CAECAY’s “ICONS CHARITY REGISTRAR”, go to“Matching Charitable Philanthropic Organizations with ICONS”:  https://caecay.org/matching-charitable-philanthropic-organizations-with-icons/ or “Matching ICONS with Charitable Philanthropic Organizations”:  https://caecay.org/matching-icons-with-charitable-philantropic-organizations/ pages to complete the requisite form and submission.

The On3 NIL Valuation is the industry’s leading index that sets high school and college athletes’ projected annual value (PAV).

A proprietary algorithm, the On3 NIL Valuation establishes the overall NIL market and projected 12-month growth rate by measuring two categories, Brand Value Index and Roster Value Index.

The Brand Value Index measures the national licensing and sponsorship market. The Roster Value Index collects data from all school Collectives into a proprietary Roster Management software. Brand Value and Roster Value are combined to create the overall NIL market.

Using the overall NIL market size, the On3 NIL Valuation calculates an athlete’s Brand Value and Roster Value by using dynamic data points targeting three primary categories:

+ Performance
+ Influence
+ Exposure

While the algorithm includes deal data, it does not act as a tracker of the value of NIL deals athletes have completed to date, nor does it set an athlete’s NIL valuation for their entire career. The On3 NIL Valuation calculates the optimized NIL opportunity for athletes relative to the overall NIL market and projects out to as long as 12 months into the future.

The On3 NIL Valuation is publicly available. Performance, Influence, and Exposure ratings along with the athlete’s personal Brand Value Index and Roster Value Index are available only to the athlete in the “Athlete Verified” private dashboard on the On3 Athlete Network.

How is an Athlete’s On3 NIL Valuation Calculated?

Once Brand and Roster Value combine to create the overall NIL market, athletes participate in the marketplace based on their individual brand and roster values.

For each athlete, the On3 NIL Valuation algorithm takes into account three primary factors: performance, influence and exposure to create their individual Roster Value and Brand Value, which together combine to create the athlete’s On3 NIL Valuation.

Performance: Performance is determined by how the athlete performs on the field. Big games against key opponents, becoming nationally ranked and winning national awards will have the most impact on an athlete’s valuation. Participation in college sports is weighted heavier in most cases than those that participate at the high school level.
Influence: Influence is determined by the athlete’s own social media authority. Social media followers, reach and engagement are the primary factors that determine influence.
Exposure: Exposure is determined by several factors including whether the athlete is in high school or college, which school the athlete attends and their position. Athletes that attend universities with a larger fan base and media attention are likely to see a positive impact on valuation. Athletes who play a position with higher visibility (ie. quarterback vs. center) are likely to see a higher valuation.
What is Roster Value?

Roster Value is a calculation of an athlete’s respective value to their team. It is the amount an athlete hopes to receive primarily through a school’s collective, from sources such as camps, appearances, local businesses, licensing, memorabilia, etc. The amount is based on the athlete’s (P)erformance value, their school’s NIL collective size and the overall NIL market.

What is Brand Value?

Brand Value is generated when an athlete’s (P)erformance, (I)nfluence, and (E)xposure combine to create awareness on a regional and national scale, creating advertising and sponsorship opportunities beyond Roster Value. Brand Value revenue originates from the athlete’s personal network and is not sourced from collectives/schools.

What is the Projected Overall NIL Market?

The NIL marketplace is currently estimated at $750M-$1B and is expected to grow into a $3-$5B industry in the next five years. Much of this growth is expected in group licensing and brands gaining sophistication in utilizing this athlete marketing channel. In parallel, the collective market size will grow as collectives become more integrated and coordinated with school fundraising activities.

Why Does the On3 NIL Valuation Change Week-to-Week for Some Players?

Factors including performance, influence, exposure, verified deals and changes in the overall NIL market size and individual collective size can all impact an athlete’s NIL Valuation from week to week. An athlete can see a significant change in their influence and exposure ratings through their social media accounts, which makes an immediate impact in their overall valuation.

Athletes who perform at a high level in their given sport, specifically if in a nationally televised game or honored for their performance, can see an uptick. Through verified deal flow, an athlete can provide evidence of their compensation.

How Do I Increase My On3 NIL Valuation?

Performance in an athlete’s arena will always lead to the biggest increase in an On3 NIL Valuation. Showing out at a high level in key games on the national stage will lead to a significant increase. Another example is the impact of being nationally ranked at a position. Rankings are based on continuity and consistency of performance

Athletes who constantly market themself and position themselves by doing the work and getting deals will see a jump in their valuation. Not everyone needs to be the top athlete in their sport to generate NIL income. By building strong NIL portfolios and verifying deals in the On3 Athlete Network, student-athletes can increase their On3 NIL Valuation and market rate.

How Accurate is On3’s NIL Valuation Algorithm?

The algorithm-driven On3 NIL Valuation comes from 27 years of data and science innovation in college sports publishing. From the architects of the three major high school and college databases, the valuation was developed with the assistance of multiple machine learning engineers. From the creators of a science-backed rating system of high school athletes, the evaluation also was born following the creation of On3’s Recruiting Prediction Machine, which is an algorithm and machine learning-based product to predict where athletes will attend college. Since the RPM was released in December 2021, it has a greater than 86% success rate.

On top of the experienced staff who created the On3 NIL Valuation, On3 has over 250 reporters and 30 years of connections with coaches, agents, media brands and administrators to get an unprecedented look behind the curtain of the current environment of college sports. Combined with a team of data scientists, engineers and developers who are experienced professionals in the space.

And with a dedicated NIL staff, which is the largest in the nation, which keeps tabs on the pulse of NIL in college athletes. The On3 NIL Deal Tracker has already tracked nearly 4,000 individual brand deals to date.

How are Collectives Factored into the On3 NIL Valuation?

On3 has created a roster management algorithm, which takes data from collectives, tiers the athletes based on their performance and calculates their respective roster value at the school they are currently attending. A college sports media company with more than 250 reporters, including a dedicated national team following all things NIL, On3 has spent considerable time accumulating collectives’ data and monitoring trends in the space to create an understanding of the current state of a collective.

Can I Report the Total Value of my NIL Deals?

Yes.

Should I use the On3 NIL Valuation to Inform my Decision About Picking a School or Entering the Transfer Portal?

On3 aims to empower the athlete to make the best NIL decision for their future. One of the most controversial and misunderstood concepts in the NIL Era is an athlete’s value. The On3 NIL Valuation fills that need. With the On3 Athlete Network, student-athletes will be able to see their roster and brand value. That information will be used as athletes and network talk to coaches and collectives about recruiting and the Transfer Portal.

Do Fans See my Roster Value and Brand Value?

No, fans do not have access to private On3 Athlete Network data.

MORE RESOURCES

+ NIL Deal Tracker
+ NIL Rankings
+ NIL 100
+ Collectives Database
+ NIL High School Rules
+ NIL College Rules

Per Post Value
On3’s NIL platform guides what athletes should charge per post. Per Post Value is determined by several key factors and is heavily influenced by the athlete’s overall On3 NIL Valuation. Per Post Value was developed to apply a baseline for a single social marketing post for each respective social media platform.

On3 NIL 100
From the creators of the On3 Consensus, 247 Composite, The Recruiting Prediction Machine, and the Crystal Ball, the On3 NIL 100 is the first of its kind and the defacto NIL ranking of the top 100 high school and college athletes ranked by market valuation.