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Left to right: Carla Williams, Andrea Brimmer, Monica McNutt, Hillary Mandel and Jill Gregory. WISE celebrated its 27th Annual Women of the Year Awards Luncheon by recognizing its newest class of honorees: Andrea Brimmer, Jill Gregory, Hillary Mandel and Carla Williams. On March 15, an...
2023 WISE Women of Year honoree Hillary Mandel knows negotiation. In her more than 25 years in the business, she's managed the sports rights and distribution deals for more than 200 premier content owners, including professional sports leagues, teams, college conferences and international...
2023 WISE Women of Year honoree and Ally CMO Andrea Brimmer is one of the country's most innovative marketing minds, having received the AdWeek Brand Genius Award in 2020, and honored as one of Business Insider's Most Innovative CMOs in 2022. Here, the creative force behind building the...
2023 WISE Women of Year honoree Carla Williams is the first African American woman to lead a Power Five athletic department. A former standout college athlete herself, Williams wasted no time when she ascended to the role, immediately launching a Master Plan initiative focused on significant...
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Left to right: WISE Women of the Year honorees Elizabeth Lindsey, Susan Cohig, Rosalyn Durant and JoAnn Neale. Nearly three years after its last ceremony, WISE returned to New York City's Ziegfeld Ballroom on March 9 for its 26th annual Women of the Year Awards luncheon. With many COVID...
By WISE National WISE Women of the Year honoree Susan Cohig once pivoted from working in radio to sports and later on, moved across the country to join the National Hockey League. Here, the executive vice president of club business affairs talks about her passion for mentoring others,...
By WISE National WISE Women of the Year honoree JoAnn Neale has built her career at Major League Soccer over the last three decades. Here, the MLS president and chief administrative officer talks about advocating for women in the industry, building trust with colleagues and never being...
By WISE National WISE Women of the Year honoree Elizabeth Lindsey has shaped her career around raising the profile of and creating opportunities for women in sports. Here, Wasserman's president of brands and properties talks about the importance of staying true to yourself and creating...
By WISE National WISE Women of the Year honoree Rosalyn Durant worked at ESPN for 20 years before making the move to Walt Disney Resort. Here, the senior vice president of operations talks about the importance of remaining a lifelong learner and how advocating for others starts by ...
By Renie Anderson | EVP NFL Partnerships and Chief Revenue Officer, National Football League Photo Credit: National Football League I've worked in sports for 22 years. To secure my first job out of college, I was given a typing test. Thankfully, I was a fast typist, but I doubt any of my...