Making HERstory: How WNBA owner Clara Wu Tsai turned a team ‘no one wanted’ into New York’s next big franchise
CNN’s Carolyn Manno sat down with Brooklyn Nets and New York Liberty majority owner Clara Wu Tsai, who turned a team "no one wanted" into a $150M franchise. Wu Tsai also discussed the growth of the WNBA and the importance of attracting new fans, while staying true to the Liberty's original fan base.
New York Liberty owner Clara Wu Tsai is leading a historic WNBA franchise while championing women beyond the court. In 2021, she launched the groundbreaking Human Performance Alliance, revolutionizing how we study female athletes and health. Through her foundation, Wu Tsai has donated over $200 million to advance this research, aiming to enhance global health by uncovering the keys to peak athletic performance.
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