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No. 41 — George Pyne


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Founder & CEO

Bruin Sports Capital

CHANGE FROM 2016: +5 

Pyne’s operating company has business ties to several major sports entities — leagues, teams and media companies — through its portfolio of technology, marketing and live-event businesses. In addition to managing Bruin, Pyne has helped direct Courtside Ventures to 21 early-stage investments on sports tech companies like The Athletic.

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