US EditionInside the Portland Trail Blazers’ first women’s summit
- Monarch Collective has expanded its investment fund to $250 million, up from an initial goal of $100 million, due to high investor interest and additional funding of $50 million.
- Monarch has already made investments in three NWSL teams: Angel City FC, San Diego Wave FC, and BOS Nation FC.
- Jasmine Robinson and Kara Nortman aim to target opportunities in women’s sports, expecting potential franchise valuations to reach $1 billion by 2033.
- With increased media rights deals, the WNBA is set to receive an average of $200 million annually, significantly boosting women's sports investment appeal.
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Inside the Portland Trail Blazers’ first women’s summit
Across three different panels, women from different areas of sport, from athletes to athletic trainers to business leaders and everything in between, spoke on the growth of women’s sports over the last several years, and Portland’s place in that.
·United States
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The growth of women's sports is spurring a building boom
While it might not be the flashiest way to chart the rapid growth of women's professional sports, a building boom is showing that investors are paying attention.
·San Francisco, United States
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