SeventySix Capital

Managing Partner at SeventySix Capital who leads finance, operations, deal sourcing, and investor relations. A former professional sports operator and entrepreneur with over a decade of venture experience, he serves on several portfolio company boards including Lucra Sports, Quintar, Showroom, and ZATAP.

Jon Powell is a VC partner and CEO of Kravco, owner of King of Prussia Mall and tens of millions of commercial square feet; endurance athlete and Emmy‑nominated documentary producer.

Scott Powell is an Analyst at SeventySix Capital, managing deal flow and due diligence, having previously served as an Associate supporting portfolio companies. He holds an undergraduate degree from Penn State University and a master's in sports management from Drexel University.

Michael Schreiber is the founder and Executive Chairman of Playfly Sports, a company employing approximately 1,300 people. He was a founding executive at Altice USA, which completed a private equity-backed IPO, and was involved in the 2007 founding of Hulu. His earlier career includes executive roles at Comcast/NBCUniversal, with experience spanning content development and production, television network and station management, advertising and ad sales, content distribution, and sports media.

Tim Cabral is a board member at Veeva Systems, where he previously served as CFO, and serves on the boards of four technology companies. His career includes operational finance and FP&A roles across the semiconductor, biotech, and software industries, with more than 20 years in software and roughly 15 years in cloud companies, including work at PeopleSoft and Veeva. He also teaches at his alma mater.

Alejandro Bedoya is a professional athlete who has competed internationally, including in a World Cup, and turned professional after graduating from Boston College, subsequently playing in Europe. He is an angel investor at ScorePlay and has invested in companies across sectors including real estate, hospitality, sports, and technology.

Dayna Hafetz is an event planner at Original Events Company, where she works on corporate, fundraising, and social events as part of the company's event management team. She has more than 20 years of experience in entertainment, public relations, and special event planning, and previously worked as a Philadelphia 76ers dancer and dance team coach.

Jack Hally is the Digital Marketing Manager at SeventySix Capital, a firm that invests in companies across the sports, media, and entertainment sectors. His areas of interest include women's sports, LGBTQIA+ representation, and innovation in the sports business.

Joanne Pasternack is President and CEO of Oliver+Rose LLC, where she advises athletes, entertainers, philanthropists, and corporate leaders on purpose-driven strategy, storytelling, and community investment. She is co-founder and chief strategist of Athletes' Voices, which launched as a Harvard-collaborative initiative co-facilitated with The Doug Williams Center and a consortium of 45 HBCUs, and previously served as Executive Director of the Laureus USA Sport for Good Foundation. Her earlier career included roles as Vice President of Community Relations for the Golden State Warriors and Vice President/Executive Director of Community Relations for the San Francisco 49ers, and she teaches a course on social impact and sports at Georgetown University.

John Page most recently served as President of Spectra Venue Management, where he oversaw the company's growth from 40 facilities in 2004 to more than 185 in 2020 and held divisional oversight of marketing, operations, booking, human resources, sponsorship, premium seating, and business development. During his tenure, Spectra-managed venues hosted events including two Super Bowls, two BCS Championship games, the World Series, and the NAACP Convention. He previously served as President of the Wells Fargo Center, home of the NHL's Philadelphia Flyers and NBA's 76ers, overseeing daily operations and event bookings that included the NBA All-Star Weekend, WrestleMania, and the 2000 Republican and 2016 Democratic National Conventions.

Kenneth Shropshire is a sports business and law expert who served as David W. Hauck Professor Emeritus of Legal Studies & Business Ethics at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and held the Adidas Distinguished Professorship of Global Sport as CEO of Arizona State University's Global Sport Institute. He has advised leagues, teams, investors, and executives through roles with organizations including Altius Sports Partners, Arctos Sports Partners, Overtime Elite, and Moelis & Company, and previously worked as part of the executive team for the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games. Shropshire is the author of twelve books on sports business topics and holds a degree in economics from Stanford and a law degree from Columbia University.

Len Perna is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of TurnkeyZRG, an executive search firm founded in 1996 that recruits for C-level, senior-level, and mid-management positions across sports, entertainment, and media. The firm, which has filled more than 1,400 positions over 25 years, serves clients including teams, leagues, venues, college athletic departments, sponsors, media companies, and private equity firms, and operates with the global reach and search tools of ZRG.

Maggie Corrado is the owner of Original Events Company, which she founded in 2019. The firm provides strategic planning and event management services to corporate and non-profit organizations, producing virtual and in-person experiences. Corrado works as an event strategist and producer.

Matt Foss is the Founder and CEO of The FOSS Group, where he works as an executive coach for former athletes and founders. A walk-on football player at Indiana University who became team captain, he later served as CEO of an international company that was sold to private equity. He developed The FOSS Method, a coaching system focused on leadership standards and reducing a business's dependence on its founder.

Rick Alessandri is Managing Director at ZRG Turnkey (formerly Turnkey Search), which he joined in October 2018 to expand its media and technology recruitment practice; his searches have included the President of the NCAA, CEO of US Soccer, and roles for Monumental Sports and Entertainment, Playfly Sports, DAZN, and the Professional Fighters League. From May 2011 to June 2018 he was EVP of Enterprise Development at Univision Communications, and he previously spent over a decade at ESPN, Inc., including roles as SVP and Managing Director of the X Games franchise and SVP of ESPN Enterprises and consumer products. Earlier in his career, he served as vice president and general manager at SportsTicker, overseeing its online real-time sports news reporting service.