How Fenway Sports Group CFO Julie Swinehart is Expanding a Sports Empire

Chief Financial Officers now play a critical role in shaping corporate strategy and positioning organizations to meet future challenges. Bloomberg's monthly program, Chief Future Officer, profiles these leaders and explores the impact they're making on their companies and industries.
This episode profiles Fenway Sports Group CFO Julie Swinehart, who plays a central role in the company's plans to expand its portfolio of professional sports teams and continue investing in venues and real estate development.
The Boston Red Sox, Liverpool F.C., and the NHL's Pittsburgh Penguins are the cornerstones of Fenway Sports Group's $10 billion global sports portfolio.
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[@Primerolapatria_]

Mi hijo cuando era pequeño jugaba al béisbol 😊

[@locosmiley2008]

Classical Capitalists. Cant blame them because they did build Axa training center and expanded Anfield but we will never see them spending on Mbape or high profile player. Sell to buy is just sustainable if you want to compete for PL or CL.

[@johnt7630]

I actually think Liverpool 2.0 is really exciting. There is huge potential there to grow financially.

[@willgoins218]

FSG needs to look at Spanish or Italian football Their management of the Red Sox and Liverpool has been class

[@jordanwelch2642]

I agree with that. Too bad a lot of fans don’t seem to this that

[@willgoins218]

@@jordanwelch2642 I can understand the frustration after this past season. But I’m confident Klopps guys have something good for the reds this year

[@julyanaxel201]

FSG must save Vasco da Gama from the corrupt 777 partners