In 2016, Allen formed the nationally recognized USA Track and Field non- profit organization called ATL Zoom Athletics (Atl Zoom), as a result of an increased demand from parents to form a track program that enhanced sports performance, utilizing the performance training methodologies that encompass more power and speed that carry-over to all facets of sports. ATL Zoom provides a skilled and professionally trained coaching staff setting it apart from other youth track & field programs Under his leadership the athletes have been crowned State Champion 136 times, National Champion 93 times and have set numerous State and National records.  As of today, 111 athletes have received over $26 million dollars of scholarships to attend colleges and universities.  To make sure philanthropy was instilled in the club, an athlete lead non-profit called “Zoomin-Into Action” was created.  The athlete lead non-profit, focuses on the need to assist the homeless in their daily lives.  To date, Atl Zoom has served over 2400 homeless men and women in the Atlanta area and graduated 100% of its seniors.  Sports have always been a major factor while becoming a NCAA record holder for touchdowns, an All American in football and track and field. While playing in the National Football League, he set an NFL record for return yards in 2005 and tied an NFL record for longest touchdown; was named Most Valuable Player on his respective NFL teams 4 times during his career and was named captain 5 times during his NFL career; Winner of the NFL’s fastest man competition in Hawaii in 2005; Father of the Year in 2005 for the NFL. Allen has received numerous awards for community service and Board positions: ·    Boy and Girls Club Hometown Hero 2005 ·    San Francisco 49ers Community Relations Service Award 2008 ·    National Fatherhood Initiative Award “Father of the Year” recipient for the NFL 2005 Charity Boards NFL Man of the year for the Atlanta Falcons 2005 ·    CF Cares, Inc. (CEO and Board Member 2013-2019)—helps revitalize low to moderate income neighborhoods ·    Warrick Dunn Charities (Board Member 2011-2020)—helps single parent families become home owners (Over 155 new homes delivered) ·    SOARD (Sunshine on a Rainy Day) (Board Member 2017-2019)-creates dream room makeovers for children with long-term illnesses. ·    Ushers New Look- (one of the founding members and consistent supporter 2004-present)- helps kids learn the behind the scenes of the entertainment business Allen Rossum retired from the National Football League in 2009 as a cornerback and return specialist .  After graduating from Notre Dame in 3 ½ years with majors in Business Administration and Computer Science, he was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the third round of the 1998 NFL Draft . Rossum played in the NFL for 12 years and was a Pro Bowl selection in 2004 where he was voted captain by his peers.  Rossum was one of the most consistent returners in the league during his 12-year career and that consistency put him in the top five of all-time return leaders and he retired second among players in both punt and kickoff return yards.  He is also the only player in NFL history to have a kickoff return for a touchdown with five different teams. In his free time, Allen enjoys spending time with his family, wife Angela and his four daughters Avian, North Carolina Chapel Hill, Alexa, Stanford University, Trinity attends UCLA and Talia high school senior and overseeing their family holdings company.