Charles Grantham

Charles Grantham is a Professor and Faculty Associate in the Department of Management at Seton Hall University, serving as Director of the Center for Sport Management. He previously held leadership roles at the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA), including Executive Vice President and Executive Director, where he restructured the organization and pioneered revenue-sharing models for NBA players. His work includes negotiating Collective Bargaining Agreements and advocating for athlete rights.

Education: MBA, University of Pennsylvania (1973).

Research focuses on labor relations in sports, athlete advocacy, and revenue-sharing frameworks. His 2020 article in the Harvard Journal of Sports and Entertainment Law argues for revenue-sharing with collegiate athletes. He is frequently quoted in media on sports leadership, policy, and industry trends.

Media contributions include analyses on sports betting, NFL player associations, and the impact of events like 'The Last Dance' documentary. No grants or formal advisees are listed in the provided texts.

He leads the Center for Sport Management, a hub for sports industry education and research.