Wednesday Wisdom

It's March 1, and we're still writing 2022 on things. 

Win some, lose some,
The Last Night's Game Team


 

Photo: Instagram/cyntgm

 

View from the top

These women aren't the norm to hold positions in the C-Suite, but they are changing the face of sports.

Cynthia Marshall, CEO of the Dallas Mavericks, became the first Black female CEO in the NBA (National Basketball Association). But being first is nothing new for her. In ninth grade, her mother inspired her to claim her place in school leadership. Later Marshall became the first African American president at her school. "It was historic and the faculty was more emotional than I was. We've been blazing trails ever since then," Marshall said. She became the first African American cheerleader at Berkley and the first Black woman in Delta Gamma at the school.

Learn more about "Women Leading Sports Teams From The C-Suite" in this week's podcast. LISTEN OR READ THE TRANSCRIPT


Short and Sweet


Photo: Unsplash

Up Your Game

Gear up with us using discount code SPORTSCURIOUS for your reader discount in our store. SHOP

game on

We're willing in the summer weather with this fresh recipe - Cherry Tomato Couscous Salad. SO GOOD