indicating that the brand will be the first to sign non-interest deals (NILs) with athletes through the fund.
Eight gymnasts from LSU will also represent Accelerator, the company announced in a statement to PEOPLE.
"I've been fortunate enough to have all these different opportunities with NIL and to have experience because it could be very foreign to other athletes at the start of it,"
Dunne told PEOPLE in an interview. "So, I just wanted to help other women and give them opportunities to learn and have more NIL deals because they deserve it just as much as I do."