When Levin first made his way to North America and declared for the SMJHL draft, he was without an agent, as his parents were involved in the negotiations of the first contract he signed with the Québec City Citadelles. Since then, however, Levin has had to find someone to negotiate his contracts for him, as his parents didn't follow him, and were far from experts in sports contracts. He was lucky enough to find a compatriot that was operating out of St. Paul, MN - the ex-GM of the Minnesota Monarchs, Tanja Haller. She had to retire from the league due to health concerns, but she's been on the upswing for a couple of years now, and was able to negotiate Levin's entry-level contract with the San Francisco Pride, as well as his five year extension that kicked in during Season 72. As such, Levin is still under contract with the Californian team until the end of next season, and with the team on the upswing and a Western Conference final under their belt last season, Levin doesn't foresee himself moving any time soon, and wants to make sure Tanja makes it known to the Pride's head office as well.

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