A visionary sports tech entrepreneur, former NBA agent, and adjunct professor, Joshua Ebrahim bridges sports analytics, athlete representation, and higher education. As Founder and CEO of ProFitX (2019–present), he developed an AI-powered sports analytics platform dubbed the “Bloomberg Terminal of Professional Sports” (Forbes), which delivers real-time performance/financial insights for athletes. The platform has secured a multi-year deal with the Dallas Mavericks, boasts 450+ NBA athlete profiles, and counts NBA guard Devin Cannady and ESPN’s Bobby Marks on its board.
Previously, as President of Basketball Operations at Rosenhaus Sports Representation (2015–2019), he built the basketball division, negotiating $32M in NBA contracts and representing 8 players—experiences that inspired ProFitX to solve gaps in athlete performance/financial analysis. An adjunct professor at Long Island University + Roc Nation (2023–present, teaching graduate-level Sports Analytics) and Monroe College (2016–2022), he has instructed 10+ business/accounting courses and established a ProFitX-Monroe partnership to offer student internships/scholarships.
With an MBA (Webster University) and B.S. in Information Technology (Washington State University), he holds NBPA certification as a player agent, U.S. Secret Government Clearance, and expertise in tools like Tableau, SportsCode, and SAP. His career unites sports business acumen, tech innovation, and educational mentorship.