Anyone Know Who Bankers Were for The Athletic-NYTIMES Deal?
Just wondering if the bankers for this deal were one of the traditional media bankers, like Allen or Raine. Seems like it would be cool deal to work on.
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No, but I am absolutely stoked for more woke bullshit to permeate through the sports media industry
having to deal with the NYtimes as a client would be my personal hell.
LionTree for The Athletic and Allen for NYTimes
LionTree also had a stake in the Athletic from its merchant bank
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