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Proud dad, former @nfl RB/ @mckinseyco Partner/ @commanders President. Now trying to break new ground in Finance and live a whole life in the process.

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Last week, Puck and MoffettNathanson took over SECOND in New York for In The Arena.

NBC Universal chairman Matt Strauss explained why “bigger is not always better.” Casey Wasserman and Molly Solomon previewed an LA28 Games that will run like “seven Super Bowls a day.”

The NBA’s Bill Koenig revealed why Andy Jassy sees Amazon’s 11-year deal as a 30-year one. Bela Bajaria broke news on Netflix’s Women’s World Cup booth. Charlie Baker told us the first thing he cut at the NCAA was the committee on committees. Arctos’ Doc O’Connor and Raine’s Colin Neville made the case that team valuations aren’t crazy. And Adam Silver closed the day by asking why a younger fan shouldn’t be able to make flames shoot out of the basket.

Thank you to our moderators John Ourand, Dylan Byers, Michael Nathanson, and Robert Fishman, to our partners Antenna, @mlb, and @mcdermott_law, and to everyone who joined us.

Subscribe to Puck so you don’t miss out on our next event—link in bio.

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✨ A BOUTIQUE med spa is coming to The Avenues Viera!

Hi neighbors! I’m Katherine, a Family Nurse Practitioner and owner of **ESTETIKA Med Spa**, a woman- and veteran-owned practice where boutique means personal.

**Open after work so busy women can make time for themselves!** Come explore Plasma Channeling facials—a needle-free collagen-boosting treatment —**BioRePeel, often called the “no-peel peel,”** and of course, **BOTOX!**

Thoughtful treatments. Natural-looking results. **Still you.**

🥂 **Grand Opening: October 23 | 5–7 PM**
📍 **Sola Salons at The Avenues Viera, Suite 13**

Stop by, meet me, and see the space! Follow **@estetika_medspa** for updates. 🤍

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Game day with a few legends 🏈🐐🙏🏾
#GodisGREAT

More memories loading 🔋

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Football Sundays 🖤🏈 #Chargers #Raiders #WeekTwo

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FRIENDS & FAMILY DAY AT THE LUCAS MUSEUM! 🎨☁️

I had the chance to experience the new @lucasmuseum during Friends and Family Day, and WOW!! Every floor, every room and every exhibit gives you something completely different to discover. Appreciate you @jasongwright for inviting the family. @jlmack00 I look forward to connecting down the road. Wife and I had so much fun, we stayed until the doors closed! The Lucas Museum opens to the public September 22nd. We are definitely going back!

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Former NFL player and current head of investments at Ariel Project Level Jason Wright says that there’s a clear gap between WNBA viewership and its associated valuation, especially as it compares to the NHL.

Wright points to the fact that the WNBA averages more than double the viewers of the NHL, yet the average valuation for an NHL team is $2.2B compared to the WNBA’s $414 million.

Full story in bio.

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Day 1 of WNBA All-Star Weekend DOWN! 🏀⛹🏽‍♀️✨

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Jason Gomillion Wright (July 12, 1982) is a business consultant and the former president of the Washington Commanders of the NFL. He led their business operations, financing, and marketing strategies. The move made him the first African American president of an NFL team in history, as well as the youngest active one at the time of his hiring. He is only the fourth former player to be president of an NFL team. He helped lead the franchise through its 2022 rebranding to the Commanders.
He was born to Sam and Susan Wright in Upland, California. He attended Diamond Bar High School, where he lettered in football and track. He enrolled at Northwestern University and played for the Northwestern Wildcats football team, originally as a wide receiver before switching to running back. He was named co-MVP of the 2003 Motor City Bowl after rushing for 237 yards on 21 carries and was named to the 2003 All-Big Ten Conference football team.
He graduated with a BA in Psychology while taking the MCAT. He is a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity and was president of the school’s Fellowship of Christian Athletes chapter, being named the inaugural recipient of the Bobby Bowden Award.
He went undrafted following graduation and was a member of the 49ers before serving as a backup running back for the Falcons, Browns, and Cardinals. He served as a team captain for the Arizona Cardinals and was their NFLPA representative during the 2011 NFL lockout before retiring that year.
He finished his career with 32 touchdowns on 487 carries and 577 yards and two touchdowns on 54 receptions. He returned 31 kickoffs for 828 yards and a touchdown. He left as Northwestern’s fourth all-time leading rusher with 2,625 yards, the third all-purpose yards leader with 4,030 yards, and the fourth leading scorer with 210 points.
He graduated from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business with an MBA in Operations and Finance. He worked for the management consulting firm McKinsey & Company, where he advised companies on organizational culture and the workplace.
He serves on the board of trustees for the Union Theological Seminary. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence #alphaphialpha

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In honor of Juneteenth, we’re spotlighting 10 Black leaders shaping the future of business, sports, media and culture.

Their stories are a reminder that progress isn’t only measured by representation, but by ownership, influence and the ability to create opportunities for others.

Read the full piece on our Substack 🔗 link in bio.

✍🏾: @ndotcoop
🎨: @madisonosquare

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Jason Wright, former president of the Washington Commanders and current managing partner of Project Level, grew up a major fan of women’s sports. His childhood heroes were Lisa Leslie, Penny Toler and other players of the Los Angeles Sparks. Now, he wants to use his platform to make sure women athletes continue to inspire future generations of sports fans.

At The Philadelphia Citizen’s eighth annual Ideas We Should Steal Festival® presented by Comcast NBCUniversal, Wright was joined by Co-Founder of The Philadelphia Sisters Alexandra Niedbalski-Sykes. The pair discussed how women’s sports can grow a city, and how cities can support women’s sports.

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Women’s sports aren’t a niche, they’re a growth market.

Rising viewership, sold-out arenas, and global stars are driving real revenue. Brands investing now aren’t guessing, they’re early.

High return comes from overlooked value. Women’s sports are proving it. 🎙️🔥🏀🏀🏀 @jasongwright

🎥 @forbes
#womensports #youthsports

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