2:05 – 3:00 · Room G (downstairs in the Forum)
Don’t Bench Future Generations… Protecting Women’s Pathways from Sports to Economic Leadership
Turn the best decade women's sport has ever had into the next fifty years, and win it on the economics.
Back to the day at a glance
Libby NaumesFacilitatorCo-Founder, NU Advisory PartnersLisa YoungTable setterCOO, Deputy Athletics Director, Arizona State University (Sun Devil Athletics)
Amy Privette PerkoTable setterCEO, Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics
Arthur H. BryantTable setterTitle IX Athletics Lawyer & founder of Arthur Bryant Law, P.C.
Leela SrinivasanTable setterCEO, Parity; Leader in Women's Sports Sponsorship and Athlete Income Equity
Mark JacksonTable setterVice President for Athletics and Recreation, Northwestern University
For fifty years, sport has been one of the surest pathways for women into leadership: 94% of women in Fortune 500 C-suites played sport. As the House settlement and new legislation reshape college sports, this room looks past the debate to what effective leadership looks like within today's constraints, and how universities and partners can move from protecting women's and Olympic sports to investing in their growth.
- Time
- 2:05 – 3:00
- Where
- Room G (downstairs in the Forum)
- Block
- System Reboots · 1st Half
Speakers
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Libby NaumesFacilitatorCo-Founder, NU Advisory PartnersLisa YoungTable setterCOO, Deputy Athletics Director, Arizona State University (Sun Devil Athletics)Amy Privette PerkoTable setterCEO, Knight Commission on Intercollegiate AthleticsArthur H. BryantTable setterTitle IX Athletics Lawyer & founder of Arthur Bryant Law, P.C.Leela SrinivasanTable setterCEO, Parity; Leader in Women's Sports Sponsorship and Athlete Income EquityMark JacksonTable setterVice President for Athletics and Recreation, Northwestern UniversityAlso in this block
Chatham House Rule all day — no press, no catch.