Andy Campion: How Unrivaled Sports Is Building A Billion-Dollar Portfolio Of Youth Sports Properties
The Joe Pomp ShowShow Notes
Andy Campion is the chairman and CEO of Unrivaled Sports. Following more than two decades at Disney and Nike, Andy is now helping David Blitzer and Josh Harris build a diverse portfolio of youth sports properties across baseball, softball, football, and action sports. Unrivaled Sports currently owns and operates more than a dozen properties throughout the country, serving over one million youth athletes annually. In this conversation, Andy and I discuss the company's business model, what Unrivaled Sports looks for in potential acquisitions, how strategic investors have accelerated the business's growth, and what he learned about the value of youth sports during his time at Nike and Disney.
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