Watch: LeBron James Collaborates On Campaign With Indeed

This initiative plans on providing tools and resources designed to empower people to showcase their skills. This effort is a step towards advancing economic mobility, promoting equity, and expanding opportunities for career professionals regardless of their backgrounds.

“In the work my Foundation does to support families with resources like education and job training, we’ve seen how people can thrive when they’re given an opportunity,” said James in a statement. “I’m excited about this campaign with UNINTERRUPTED and Indeed that will hopefully open more doors for people to have that chance to show their skills and experience, which is incredibly valuable.”

Through this collaboration the organizations plan on integrating Indeed’s job-matching technology, career tools, and skills training with LJFF’s education and workforce development programs. Additionally, they will launch an online job seeker resource portal in October and an in-person Job Event will be hosted at House Three Thirty in Akron, Ohio, including skills training and career development workshops. 

“We believe people should be hired for what they can do, not just their credentials,” said James Whitemore, CMO of Indeed. “By teaming up with UNINTERRUPTED and the LeBron James Family Foundation, we’re using the power of storytelling to highlight how lived experience and practical skills can lead to real career opportunities — and giving people the resources to seize them.

UNINTERRUPTED and Indeed will also debut The Main Thing, a new four-part limited series led by LeBron, premiering Oct. 1 on UNINTERRUPTED’s YouTube channel. The series will feature the Lakers superstar sitting down with icons such as skateboarding legend Tony Hawk as well as singer-songwriter and actress Teyana Taylor, amongst others.

Charles Barkley blames LeBron James & Kevin Durant for NBA salary cap rules

LeBron James is not only one of the greatest basketball players of all-time, but also one of the most powerful as he fundamentally changed the way players control their own destiny in the league. Recently, however, NBA teams have had to adjust to the new rules in the CBA that make it more difficult to keep teams together and Hall of Famer Charles Barkley puts the blame on these rules existing on the Lakers superstar and fellow future Hall of Famer Kevin Durant.