Beauregard-Bell Joins Life Sports Agency as Basketball Agent

Life Sports Agency has hired Josh Beauregard-Bell as a basketball agent, adding an experienced representative who has previously worked at Octagon, Wasserman and The Team.

The Los Angeles-based agency announced the move Aug. 10.

Beauregard-Bell has experience representing professional basketball players and advising athletes. Several of his existing clients will continue to be represented by him following the move, including Max Abmas, Marquese Chriss, David Roddy, Jovani Ruff and Alan Williams.

He will also represent Ernest Udeh Jr., a member of Life Sports Agency’s 2026 NBA draft class who signed a two-way contract with the Cleveland Cavaliers.

“Josh brings strong relationships and a client-first approach that aligns with how we are continuing to build Life Sports Agency,” founder and CEO Todd Ramasar said in announcing the hire. “We’re excited to add him to our growing team of representatives.”

Beauregard-Bell, a native of San Bernardino, California, earned a degree in communication from UC Santa Barbara. He also serves as an adviser and mentor with Sports Industry Academy, an organization focused on helping people pursue careers in the sports industry.

His addition expands the basketball representation team at Life Sports Agency, which represents professional and college basketball players in the United States and internationally.

Ramasar founded Life Sports Agency, which provides athlete representation services that include contract negotiations, name, image and likeness agreements, endorsements, brand development and media relations. According to the agency, it has negotiated more than $1 billion in player contracts, endorsement agreements and NIL deals.

The agency represents athletes across the NBA, NCAA and international basketball markets.