Sue Bird & Jess Robertson On the Investment and Growth of Women’s Sports | SXSW 2024

Portuguese and Spanish language translations for SXSW 2024 Keynotes and Featured Sessions presented by Itaú
In this discussion, Sue Bird and Jess Robertson will go in-depth on the cultural rise in popularity of women’s sports, touching on how female athletes (at every age) have been vastly underrepresented, what TOGETHXR has been doing (and continues to do) to elevate female athletes and women’s sports, and pivotal roles that big brands can play in driving positive change in women’s sports.
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[@ronniacherry]

so mad i missed this live at the conference that day but so so happy to be listening to now. just as amazing as i expected and learned a lot

[@Togethxr]

Our faves 💛

[@alisamarotta2352]

Great speaker session...how come there isn't more investor engagement on speaking like Sue (it's great that she does this) by Chloe, Simone and Alex to bring more light for their lense and how to grow (for example skiing, etc..). Additionally what are the top 5 to10 women sports and what is their coverage and does Together have enough repesentation from an overall prospecrive for each sport. Also will u expand leadership.

[@Erica_that_1_Weirdo]

Australia is so proud of our Matildas! They sell out every game. It's huge here now, now the Socceroos (the male team) are called the Male-tildas! They are not as successful or popular as the women here in soccer/football. The A-League also has increased heaps, not enough but a lot and some of our local talent is being built at home and many go abroad to USA and Europe to compete with the best. It's now finally a profession, women don't have to have second jobs!