EPISODE · Dec 5, 2025 · 36 MIN
How a $10 Billion Family Invests in Sports · Brian Kopp, Ryan Sports Ventures
from Under the Number · host Brent Peus
🏟️ Get off the sidelines ➡️ https://underthenumber.substack.com/🎥 Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=edPKhKmK7GQ&t=450s🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/inside-family-office-sports-investing-brian-kopp-ryan/id1730764733?i=1000739872109Brian is a Partner at Ryan Sports Ventures and the Founder of Stretch 4 Advisory. Through Stretch 4 Advisory, Brian provides strategic business services to sports technology and data companies including Riddell Sports, Wilson Sporting Goods, Peak Performance Project (P3), and FastModel Sports.Brian was previously Partner and Group CEO of Phoenix Sports Partners, a sports investment and operating company. Before his role at Phoenix, Brian served as President of North America for Catapult Sports, a global provider of sports analytics and performance products. Prior to Catapult, Brian served as Senior Vice President of Sports Solutions for STATS LLC. At STATS, Brian was responsible for the revolutionary SportVU player tracking technology as well as building innovative analytics solutions for NBA, NFL and NCAA teams. Prior to his career in sports business, Brian worked in investment banking and private equity before transitioning into corporate strategy and M&A roles.Brian received his BA in Economics from Wabash College, where he played basketball. He also received his MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University. Brian resides in the Chicago area with his wife Rita and their five children.https://www.ryansportsventures.com/#Underthenumber #sports #venturecapital #vc #investing #startups #entrepreneurship #Tech #leadership #sportsbusiness #familyoffice
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