Revere La Noue is an award-winning artist, filmmaker, and former Division I athlete whose work has been featured by ESPN, Sports Illustrated, and NBC Sports. With over 25 years of experience in the creative industry, Revere combines his expertise in storytelling and visual art with a passion for athletics to lead Win Win Creative.

A two-time conference champion as a midfielder for the University of Notre Dame lacrosse team, Revere earned dual degrees in Government and International Relations and Film and Television. He later completed a Master’s in Communication from Stanford University’s Documentary Film Program, where he taught film classes and received a Presidential Service Award for mentoring student-athletes.

Revere’s career has included a two-year documentary production with legendary coach Bobby Bowden and the Florida State Football team, creative consulting for nationally televised sports films, and directing First Time Fans. As an artist, he has created iconic installations and print series for universities including Notre Dame, UNC Chapel Hill, Duke, and Western Michigan University. His work spans many forms to engage audiences, from large-scale art installations—including a 1600 sq ft canvas that wrapped around a city block—to a fine art print series acquired by collectors across the globe and in 47 US states.

Through Win Win Creative, Revere leverages his deep understanding of athletics, storytelling, and collaboration to help student-athletes unlock their unique potential and thrive in the NIL era. A dedicated coach and mentor, Revere has also volunteered in lacrosse, football, and soccer, guiding young athletes to success on and off the field.

"As a former athlete and artist, I know the transformative power of a great story. That’s why I created Win Win Creative—to help student-athletes build their brand in a way that’s authentic, inspiring, and impactful."