To kick off the series, prominent athletes and investors discuss the nexus between sports, entrepreneurship, and investing.
New York, NY–(Newsfile Corp. – May 1, 2024) – Columbia Venture Community is offering an exclusive series on sports investing, starting with a panel event in New York City. This event will feature former professional and Olympians alongside top investors to discuss the dynamic world of sports investing and the transition challenges athletes face after retirement.
The first event will be held at Maxwell Tribeca, a new members-only social club in New York. Panelists included author Jay Dixon, OpenDorse CEO Blake Lawrence, NFL alumnus Marquez Ogden, and PCO director Greg Kronenfeld, who delved into athlete identity and into cutting-edge sports technology. investment and uncover outstanding opportunities in buyout and growth capital within athletes. region.
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“The convergence of sports and technology is becoming increasingly important in today’s market. The sports technology sector is predicted to expand significantly and could reach a significant market size by 2030. Major banks, investors and athletes are showing interest in this area. There is also a significant amount of capital in private equity, which is actively seeking new investment opportunities. However, many former athletes experience difficulties in transitioning from a sports career to a new profession. These people usually have the requisite skills. to help people succeed as entrepreneurs and highlight timely opportunities that drive investment in meaningful ventures,” said author Jay Dixon. After the match He is also the founder of SuccessCoach.com, a platform that supports athletes and entrepreneurs.
Featuring a diverse panel of former professional athletes and prominent investors, the series kickoff on May 16th at Maxwell Tribeca will provide valuable insight into sports investing and the critical transition athletes face after retirement. You will get it. This unique initiative not only highlights the challenges, but also the immense opportunities available at the intersection of sport and business, helping athletes harness their competitive spirit to create successful entrepreneurial ventures. The purpose is For anyone interested in the evolving sports business landscape, this event is a must-see.
For the first time since its founding in 2006, Columbia University’s Venture Community, a private network of thousands of affiliates of New York City’s Ivy League universities, will host a special series on investing in sports.
This series illustrates the growing importance of sports in today’s investment environment.
Chloe Katz
chloemkatz@gmail.com
650 265 1193
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