Gen2 Technologies' Iris Media Network Moves into Professional Basketball with Signing of NBRPA
Gen2 Technologies Inc. (OTC:BRKK) has announced a partnership with the National Basketball Retired Players Association (NBRPA) for its Iris Network. This collaboration aims to enhance viewer engagement in professional basketball by providing unique perspectives and real-time control for fans. Mr. Lafayette Lever, NBRPA President, emphasized the exciting potential for fans to experience the game from their favorite players’ viewpoints. The collaboration is expected to accelerate Gen2's operational and strategic initiatives in the basketball sector.
- Partnership with NBRPA enhances viewer engagement in professional basketball.
- The Iris Network aims to provide unique perspectives and real-time control for fans.
- Accelerates operational and strategic initiatives in the basketball sector.
- Risks associated with commercialization of new products.
- Potential competition in the industry could hinder market entry.
- Need to raise capital to meet business requirements.
HENDERSON, Nev., Feb. 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Gen2 Technologies Inc. (the "Company") (OTC:BRKK) is pleased to inform its shareholders that the NBRPA (National Basketball Retired Players Association) has signed up for inclusion in the Iris Network.
Professional basketball is a priority target for the Iris platform - and working with a key influencer group such as the NBRPA will accelerate our operational and strategic initiatives.
Mr. Lafayette "Fat" Lever, President of the Phoenix chapter of the NBRPA, and high on the list of all-time NBA records for most triple doubles stated, "The Iris Network can make basketball even more compelling to watch, adding unique angles and allowing fans to control their views in real-time. To allow fans to see what their favorite players see on and off the court is exciting and unique."
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