Disney, Google, Etsy, and More Brands Rush the Court at WNBA All-Star

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Deep Blue Sports + Entertainment

Partnering with Ensemble and iHeartMedia—as well as sponsors EssentiallySports, DoorDash, Viarae, and Next Is Now—Deep Blue turns the Bullseye Events Center into a multimedia experience on July 18.

Hall of Famer Sheryl Swoopes and journalist Terrika Foster-Brasby will be in the building for a live taping of their Levels to This podcast. The Indiana Fever’s Natasha Howard sits down with Josh Harwell of Essentially Sports for a conversation, Next Is Now previews its upcoming Roku docuseries Fastest Six Weeks in Sports, and ESPN journalist Sarah Spain closes it out with a taping of her Good Game podcast. 

The Female Quotient

The Female Quotient (The FQ), an experiential and media firm dedicated to equality in the workplace, pulls into The Hulman with some of the most powerful figures in women’s sports and the companies that support them—with help from sponsors Etsy, JPMorgan Chase, and Casamigos.

Hosting three panels on July 18, The FQ brings in the WNBA’s Chief Growth Officer Colie Edison to host a discussion featuring not only Amber Cox, COO and GM of the hometown Fever, but execs from the WNBA’s three newest franchises: Golden State Valkyries president Jess Smith, Toronto Tempo president Teresa Resch, and Portland Fire interim president Clare Hamill.

The FQ’s CEO Shelley Zalis hosts a second panel featuring lead marketers behind two of the most prominent brands in women’s sports: Delta CMO Alicia Tillman and State Farm’s evp and chief agency, sales, and marketing officer, Kristyn Cook. John McMichael, executive director of JPMorgan Chase, hosts a financial discussion to end the event. 

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