Simmons paves the way with Women’s Sports Business MSM ProgramSimmons paves the way with Women’s Sports Business MSM Program
Simmons paves the way with Women’s Sports Business MSM Program
Women’s sports will conquer new territory in 2026: the classroom. Simmons University in Boston makes history this fall with the first cohort of its Women’s Sports Business Program. Matriculated students will earn a Master of Science in Management (MSM) with a Business and Leadership in Women’s Sports Concentration, the first of its kind. The development is unsurprising for the historically female institution. At the time of its founding in 1974, the Simmons School of Management (SOM) offered the world's first MBA program designed specifically for women, and over 50 years later, Simmons is making way for even more progress.
August 01, 2026
Misha Sher’s next chapter is helping women athletes achieve true stardomMisha Sher’s next chapter is helping women athletes achieve true stardom
Misha Sher’s next chapter is helping women athletes achieve true stardom
You’ve heard of mega-agencies serving hundreds of athletes, boutique ones catering to a select few, and emerging ones focusing on women athletes only. Last month, industry veteran Misha Sher launched his own agency, One of Not Many (ONM), after seeing gaps in the way women athletes build their careers after hanging up the cleats. Sher chatted with us last month about why he launched ONM and how he plans to make his roster of four athletes — which includes former USWNT and NWSL standout Ali Riley and Arsenal forward Alessia Russo — stars in their next chapter, too.
July 18, 2026
Genius Sports shares new insights into women’s sports fans and sports cultureGenius Sports shares new insights into women’s sports fans and sports culture
Genius Sports shares new insights into women’s sports fans and sports culture
June 18, 2026
Today, sports data leader Genius Sports (which acquired Sports Innovation Lab in 2025) published the fifth edition of The Fan Project, Sports Innovation Lab’s long-running report series that examines the economic value of women’s sports fandom. The latest release, “Turning Culture Into Commerce,” shows how the culture of women’s sports is shaped by athlete entrepreneurs.
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 Teen girls stand up against hockey culture  Teen girls stand up against hockey culture 

Earlier this year, players on a girls’ team had their privacy repeatedly violated when two members of a U-13 boys’ team entered their dressing room multiple times while the women were changing. A disciplinary panel later raised concerns not only about the incidents themselves, but how adults around the boys responded — including repeatedly characterizing the behaviour as an “unfortunate incident” rather than treating it as an opportunity for accountability and education. Inspired by Rick Westhead’s reporting, today co-hosts Ellen Hyslop and Steph Rotz discuss what happened, the troubling “boys will be boys” response, and why changing hockey culture has to start long before players reach the pros.

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