Anne Sempowski Ward - Chicago Sky Ownership, WNBA All-Star Weekend, Collective Bargaining Agreement, and Philadelphia WNBA Team - Evening WURDs 5.26.26

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Anne Sempowski Ward is the co-owner of the Chicago Sky in the WNBA, and Fort Lauderdale United Football Club of the USL Super League. Anne has spent half of her 30 year career leading billion-dollar brands and architecting key corporate growth strategies in Fortune 100 corporations, while the other half has been focused on building high growth, middle market companies. She is recognized as a well-rounded, astute and transformational leader who guides people, brands and organizations through major growth and cultural change. She joined Dr. Peterson to discuss her early career, what made her want to be the co-owner of the Chicago Sky, the Sky hosting this season's WNBA All-Star weekend, the new collective bargaining agreement deal, and her thoughts on Philadelphia getting a WNBA team in 2030.

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