Name: Kenge Stevenson on Private Equity Sports Surge & Slam Dunk for Local Economies
Uploaded: 2026-07-23T19:47:11.594-05:00
Duration: 7 min 5 s
Description: Kenge Stevenson, president of 329 Services and former Missouri Tiger, talks about the economics behind NBA expansions and the private equity surge seen in the space. He discusses what makes ownership in sports so appealing to private investors and explains how it benefits cities and local economies.

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<p>Kenge Stevenson, president of 329 Services and former Missouri Tiger, talks about the economics behind NBA expansions and the private equity surge seen in the space. He discusses what makes ownership in sports so appealing to private investors and explains how it benefits cities and local economies.</p>

Kenge Stevenson on Private Equity Sports Surge & Slam Dunk for Local Economies

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