Arn Tellem Net Worth

He began his career as a sports agent in 1984 and has since represented some of the biggest names in sports, including Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal, and Chris Paul. He is currently the Vice Chairman of Palace Sports & Entertainment and the President of the Detroit Pistons. Arn Tellem has an impressive net worth of $40 million, which he has earned through his successful career as a sports agent.
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Who is it? Sports agent
Birth Day February 21, 1954
Arn Tellem age 70 YEARS OLD
Birth Sign Pisces
Net Worth: $40 Million
Gender: Male

💰 Net worth: $40 Million (2024)

Arn Tellem, a renowned sports agent, is projected to have a net worth of $40 million in the year 2024. Born in 1954, Tellem has built an impressive career in representing professional athletes across various sports. Throughout his career, he has negotiated numerous lucrative contracts and endorsement deals for his clients, significantly contributing to his wealth. Recognized for his expertise and strong negotiation skills, Tellem has established himself as one of the most successful sports agents in the industry. With his net worth expected to reach $40 million by 2024, Tellem's remarkable achievements reflect his unparalleled dedication and commitment to his clients.

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He started his career out as an attorney for the law firm Manatt, Phelps, Rothernberg & Tunney. Tellem specialized in sports law and commercial litigation and then became a partner with the firm. He started to represent baseball players and served for six seasons as general counsel of the San Diego Clippers. Tellem was instrumental in helping the Clippers move to Los Angeles in 1984. He started Tellem and Associates in 1989 and the agency was purchased by SFX Entertainment in 1999. Wasserman Media Group acquired Tellem's NBA and MLB player representation practices in 2006.

Tellem became the president of WMG Management and brought along his client base of nearly 50 NBA and 50 MLB clients which included Tracy McGrady, Paul Gasol, Jermaine O'Neal, Jason Giambi, Hideki Matsui, Mike Mussina, and Nomar Garciaparra. Am wrote a semi-weekly sports column for The Huffington Post and has also written for Sports Illustrated, The New York Times, and The Japan Times. He helped Jason Giambi earn a $120 million contract and Jermaine O'Neal earn a $126 million deal. He is part owner of Israel's Hapoel Jerusalem B.C. basketball team. Am is married to entertainment and digital media president of Microsoft Nancy Tellem.