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Women's sports pulled in $2.5 billion in 2025 still just 3% of the $75 billion sports industry. But here's what matters: that gap is closing fast, and the investors who move now are positioning themselves ahead of a market correction decades in the making. Whether the economy is doing well or not, people still want to watch sports. Lorine Pendleton saw it four years ago. As founder of 125 Ventures and a NYC Chair at TIGER 21 groups (peer networks for ultra-high-net-worth indi

Three critical takeaways that should inform LP and GP decision-making from a conversation with Tuti Scott and Fielding Kidd Jamieson Everyone asks: 'Am I too late?' Fielding Kidd Jamieson's answer might surprise you. Women's sports has entered a structural reallocation phase driven by $124 trillion in wealth transfer to women, institutional capital commitments, and a massive gap between current valuations ($2.5B) and market potential ($75B+). The gap between current valuation

Written by Julie Castro Abrams I've spent the last decade building alternative infrastructure for women founders, women investors, and the ecosystem that funds them. What I've learned is this: the most transformative breakthroughs often emerge from capital alignment when patient advocates, founders who understand suffering, and investors who believe in their work collide. MyoGene Bio is that collision point. How Women Invest , alongside Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy (PPMD