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MORE LATINAS IN C-SUITES?? TMJ announces Sara Toussaint as Co-CEO and Head of Catalyst, the agency’s brand-new Commercial Division! Starting January 1, 2025, Toussaint will lead TMJ’s efforts to create groundbreaking commercial opportunities for women footballers worldwide. ??? With 24 years of experience across sports, venture capital, and marketing, Sara’s leadership will be a game-changer. From owning the NC Courage to driving strategic deals at MLS and Wells Fargo, she’s been a trailblazer for equity in sports. As Co-CEO, she joins Guillermo Zamarripa, who will continue to lead TMJ’s thriving Agent Division, representing over 200 incredible women athletes globally.

A lot of momentum heading into year-end here at Arctos. Some of my favorite highlights from the last few months: Arctos' Annual Meeting: In September, we convened our investors, colleagues and friends at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami to update our investors on their portfolio, provide our market perspective and share our vision and expectations for the next year. A special thanks to our colleagues who worked tirelessly to make this our best AGM yet. Conference Tour: In October, I had the pleasure of joining Scott Wapner for a broadcast interview on CNBC at CAIS Summit to discuss the strength of the sports industry and also participated in a panel discussion about sports as an asset class alongside Todd Boehly and Kara Nortman. I also had the opportunity to speak at the Goldman Sachs Alternatives Conference with Josh Harris and Justin Tuck as well as Chicago’s Invest For Kids Conference with Ted Seides and Tom Ricketts, where we talked about sports as a people connector, civic entrepreneurship, sports investments and community leadership. Really enjoyed all three events and the opportunity to talk across disciplines with such impressive people. Dr. Direct Alpha: We are thrilled to welcome Barry Griffiths to the Arctos Insights team as a Senior Advisor. Barry has been a friend, mentor and colleague for most of my career. A bunch of us are really excited to have another chance to work alongside this legend. Dr. Griffith’s contributions to private markets are significant and widely respected and, more importantly, his laugh is very contagious. World Series Victory: Congratulations to our partners at the Los Angeles Dodgers on their 2024 World Series victory—the team’s eighth championship and the third North American Big Four championship in the young Arctos portfolio. Also a big win for Major League Baseball (MLB) - World Series viewership in the U.S. averaged 15.8 million across its platforms, a +67% increase versus last year and the most-watched series since the seven-game 2017 World Series. Tampa Bay Lightning Exit: Very excited to deliver liquidity to our investors in the Tampa Bay Lightning. We are excited about what the new partnership between Jeff Vinik and a consortium led by Doug Ostrover and Marc Lipschultz means for the club, the community and our investors and are proud of our role in bringing these exceptional leaders together. With six weeks to go to close out the year, I want to thank everyone who has contributed to an incredible 2024. But we aren’t done yet – some big stuff in the pipeline to close out the year. Looking forward to providing a year end recap in a few weeks. Keep grinding.

Excited to announce another successful gym refurbishment as part of the Dallas Stars Future Stars program, dedicated to providing access and opportunity to the game of hockey in our communities! At the most recent Dallas Park and Recreation board meeting, we received incredible support for our mission, underscoring the positive impact of creating spaces where kids can discover the joy of hockey. This initiative wouldn’t be possible without the amazing support of the Dallas Park & Rec board, the dedication of our Dallas Stars team, National Hockey League (NHL) & NHLPA . Grateful to stand alongside such passionate advocates for our youth. Here’s to a future filled with opportunity, access, and hockey! #HockeyIsforEveryone #SportsForAll #CommunityImpact

?? Introducing the Movers & Shakers of our Annual Latinos in Sports List! This inspiring group of leaders is revolutionizing the sports industry with bold ideas, relentless drive, and a passion for pushing boundaries. They’re not only advancing the game but are also paving the way for the next generation of Latino professionals to thrive. From transformative leadership to impactful innovation, these trailblazers are leaving their mark on sports—and beyond. ???? Featured: Veronica Alvarez, Jachele Vélez, Sabrina Macias, Catalina Lara, Ed.D., Marc G., Gracie Arenas Strittmatter, Laura Sandoval, Jasmin Marquez, Anthony J. Pardo, MJ Acosta-Ruiz, Laura Diaz, and Jonathan Martinez. Get to know the change-makers moving the industry forward! ?? https://hubs.la/Q02XMhc60 #LatinosInSports #SportsLeadership #GameChangers #LatinoExcellence #MoversAndShakers

Yesterday, we celebrated the Los ángeles Dodger victory, made possible by immigrants on and off the field and players who reflect the city itself, gathered at Gloria Molina Grand Park on Fernando Valenzuela's birthday. The thump of the banda music, the smell of carne asada tacos in the air and fans wearing Ohtani, Freeman and Betts t-shirts waving Los Doyers flags. Families, three and four generations deep framed by bright orange Marigolds and papel picado honoring Día de los muertos. Angelenos filled the streets, our joy on full display for the community’s win in this All-American sport of béisbol. What a contrast to the divisive rehetoric playing this election season, blaming the "other" for everything that is destroying this country. The real LA shined - and perhaps that is what those who demonize us most fear. To see a diverse community come together, not as outsiders, but as Americans. Yesterday, LA showed the world what it looks like to be a place where everyone belongs and is celebrated for their contributions to the American story.

?? Exciting Announcement! ?? LiS? is thrilled to officially partner with the NYU School of Professional Studies and the Preston Robert Tisch Institute for Global Sport to elevate our research initiatives! This collaboration aims to create a more impactful understanding of the sports industry and drive meaningful change. The NYU Tisch Institute for Global Sport is a leading institution dedicated to advancing sports management education worldwide. Located in the heart of New York City, it offers students hands-on learning experiences and invaluable industry connections in sports business, media, marketing, and event management, empowering them to shape the future of the sports industry. ?? Stay updated on all things Latinos in Sports: https://hubs.la/Q02WwQHp0 #LiS #SportsManagement #NYUTischInstitute #Partnerships #Research

In a heartbreaking moment for baseball, Fernando Valenzuela, the legendary Mexican-born left-handed pitcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers, has passed away at 63. ?? Known for his unforgettable screwball and dazzling performances, Valenzuela captured the hearts of fans in 1981 when he won both the National League Rookie of the Year and Cy Young Awards—a feat no one else has ever accomplished in the same season. Read the full coverage from The New York Times here: https://hubs.la/Q02VwWxQ0 #FernandoValenzuela #Legend #LosAngelesDodgers #BaseballIcon

Bringing the culture to hockey ???????? This is what my team and I have been developing over the last year. We launched NHL Unites — our social impact platform— to share stories that represent new faces, perspectives and backgrounds in the world of hockey. I have always said a sport becomes more exciting and interesting when you allow people to explore the sport through their cultural lens. My hope is that we’ll continue to develop a fresh approach to hockey storytelling that celebrates our communities, our cultures and our families. We’re just getting started but hope to work with other creative minds who want to join the fun — who knew hockey could look like us???? Nora Cothren E. Iván Chávez Jeff Scott Damon Kwame Mason Kimberly Davis Austin Billig Sreesha Vaman Bobby Sahni Jose Ochoa Brian Blake Bozoma Saint John Dabo Ché Nate Nichols Gabrielle Shirdan Mark Fraser

Saturday, I had the privilege of moderating two panels at the Smithsonian on behalf of the National Museum of the American Latino in Washington, D.C. Being in our nation’s capital surrounded by trailblazers was a moment I’ll never forget. And HUGE shout out to my husband, girls and parents for making the trip to support me and cheer me on! Robin Morey, Marysol Castro, Esperanza Rosas, Veronica Alverez #LatinasinBaseball #LatinosinGolf

This past weekend, we had the privilege of hosting a RGV Roller at the Dallas Stars facilities. It was a reminder that the true essence of hockey—and sports in general—isn’t in the highlights we see on TV, but in the human connections that drive the game forward. What makes the National Hockey League (NHL) and hockey at every level special isn’t the highlight reel moments, but the camaraderie, leadership, and personal growth we see in the locker room, on the bench, and in the community. These young players reminded us that behind every goal or big play is a person with a story, striving to improve, to support teammates, and to grow. #HumansNotHighlights is a concept that rings true in every rink. It’s not just about the wins, but the bonds we build along the way. Thanks to the RGV Roller for reminding us of the human side of hockey. USA Hockey NHL Player Inclusion Coalition Brad Alberts Kimberly Davis