Mr. Jeff Bernstein

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  Published on: 10/18/2004    Last Visited: 10/20/2004  

  Jeff Bernstein, president of Pro Access, said both players wanted the event to be unlike most public signings."Both are upscale-branded players and they wanted to change the dynamics of this type of event," Bernstein said.

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  "Bonds and McFarlane are the perfect match," said Jeff (JB) Bernstein, managing director of Pro Access, Barry Bonds' official marketing agent.

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  Published on: 5/26/2002    Last Visited: 5/26/2002  

  Jeff Bernstein of Pro Access contacted the Retired Boxers Foundation and asked Founder and President,Alex Ramos, to help find recognizable professional boxers to pose for Playboy and to make the arrangements for world renowned photographer, William Coupon, to take their pictures for a "Boxers Wearing Boxers" layout in the May issue of Playboy.

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  According to Jeff Bernstein, the managing director of Pro Access Inc. - Bonds' licensing coordinator - the Barry Bonds Clubhouse Collection will include items ranging from $75 pairs of game-issued wristbands to a $5,000 special game-used 400/400 commemorative fielding glove.
  
  All of the Bonds autographed items are authenticated by a special tamper proof and numbered MLB hologram along with a special tamper proof and numbered Bonds hologram that is witnessed by a notary.In addition, all Bonds signature items come with a special Bonds COA that is also hand-signed by Bonds and notarized.
  
  In a unique partnership between Bonds, MLB Authentications and MLB.com, Bonds game-used items are collected, authenticated by MLB directly after the game allowing to track what game the item was used in.
  
  According to Bernstein, Bonds is the only known athlete that has a free e-mail service for fans and collectors for authenticating autographed items they already have in their collection (whether they plan to buy it or sell it), which he reviews himself for authenticity (IsItReal@BarryBonds.com).

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  Bonds drives home deals - 2004-04-05 - San Francisco... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/5/2004    Last Visited: 4/6/2004  

  Bonds pulled out of the union's licensing deal because of his unique marketability, said Jeff Bernstein, managing director of Pro Access Inc., the Miami Beach, Fla.-based firm that helps Bonds line up deals.
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  Bernstein said Bonds wanted to pursue licensing deals on his own in order to gain more control over the use of his image and name.
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  "He felt he could accomplish what he wanted to accomplish (by going solo) more so than he could in the group format," Bernstein said.

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  Published on: 11/3/2002    Last Visited: 11/3/2002  

  But Bonds is trying to move ahead, said his endorsement agent, Jeff Bernstein, managing director of Pro Access in Miami.
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  Bernstein said "The guy never killed anybody or did anything wrong other than his feud with the media."
  
  Evidence of the thaw in Bonds' icy relationship with advertisers and fans:
  
  Bernstein said he's sewing up three new deals for Bonds in 2003: endorsement deals with a breakfast cereal, a performance-apparel brand and an autobiography.The deals will be announced after the Series, he said.

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  Published on: 10/26/2002    Last Visited: 10/26/2002  

  "The goal of the program was to have something for everybody," said Jeff Bernstein, managing director of Miami-based Pro Access, a company allied with AMG.
  
  Ready to roll
  
  To make the most of what should be a hot market, the Cowboys will be ready to roll the moment the record-breaking game ends.
  
  Jones Jr. compares it to the effort that comes with winning a Super Bowl – except there's ample time to prepare.

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  Published on: 11/23/2004    Last Visited: 1/14/2006  

  Taylor, along with Marshall Faulk of the St. Louis Rams, Eddie George of the Tennessee Titans, Jamal Anderson of the Atlanta Falcons and Mike Alstott of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, will be clothed models in a feature on designer sweaters, said Jeff Bernstein, co-founder of Pro Access, which has been hired to help the magazine increase its sports exposure.

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  Published on: 5/22/2006    Last Visited: 6/13/2006  

  Jeff Bernstein of Pro Access, the Miami-based company that handles the ballplayer's marketing business, says his client's goal is to prevent people from unknowingly buying fake or unauthorized items."No other athlete wants to protect his fans and collectors more than Barry Bonds," Mr. Bernstein says.
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  Mr. Bernstein from Pro Access says Mr. Hoskins was fired.
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  But on April 25, four days before the online auction was scheduled to close, Mr. Lifson received an email from Mr. Bernstein of Pro Access that said: "This entire uniform is counterfeit.
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  In a letter emailed to Mr. Lifson on April 28 and copied to Mr. Bonds, Mr. Bernstein wrote: "I showed the auction that you are featuring to Barry again, and he is comfortable saying with 100% certainty that these items are fakes.
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  Mr. Bernstein added that Mr. Bonds had been "totally shocked" to hear these items had been purchased from Mr. Hoskins.
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  In a separate phone conversation, Mr. Lifson says, Mr. Bernstein offered to have Mr. Bonds call him personally to discuss the issue.
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  But Mr. Bernstein says his client may not sell any of the items.

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  Published on: 4/10/2006    Last Visited: 10/18/2008  

  "Normally you wouldn't celebrate second, but because it's Babe Ruth and Ruth is a cornerstone of the game of baseball, it's significant," said Jeff Bernstein, managing director of sports and entertainment at Pro Access.
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  Bernstein said none of the licensees, including Majestic, New Era and Topps, has expressed concern, despite Major League Baseball launching a steroid investigation following the release of Game of Shadows, a book by San Francisco Chronicle reporters based in part on grand jury testimony alleging Bonds and other players obtained performance-enhancing drugs.
  
  "Everybody seems to be very gung-ho based on marketing and product development," Bernstein said.

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