This tennis superstar is a trendsetter and a go-getter. In an exclusive story with Good Morning America, fast-food salad chain Sweetgreen announced its newest partnership with four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka, making her both the first national athlete ambassador for the company and its youngest investor. “Naomi represents not only a great tennis player, but so much beyond that. She stands up for what she believes in — a lot of social justice issues — and is really into speaking to this next generation in a way that still has humility and is connected to culture,” Sweetgreen co-founder Nathaniel Ru — also chief brand officer — told the outlet. “She just really aligns with our values at Sweetgreen and is passionate about it.” In her new role, Osaka hopes to use her image and influence to change the way both brands and athletes advise on nutrition for the general public. “Anyone that knows me knows I’ve been into @sweetgreen for a while (I eat it minimum three times a week...

In addition to a successful season start, Super Bowl quarterback Patrick Mahomes has been keeping busy off the field with his latest business endeavors. Still on his own winning streak, CNBC reports that Mahomes has secured a new private investment, joining performance recovery tech company Hyperice as both an investor and brand ambassador. As a result of the new partnership, Mahomes and Hyperice will have a chance to further increase recovery technology efforts on a global scale. This includes collaborative efforts centered around Hyperice’s newly launched HyperSmart connected technology devices and data-driven digital ecosystem, a news release reports . “Hyperice is the leader in one of the fastest growing health and wellness categories, recovery technology, and the alignment with Patrick only accelerates our growth trajectory,” said Jim Huether — CEO of Hyperice — in a press statement . “Patrick is the most dynamic and versatile young talent in the NFL. As impressive as he is on...