From New York Post · · 1m 20s
Giants ownership shifts to Tisch heirs
Carolyn Tisch Blodgett says the Giants’ Tisch family transfer is complete, with her own role still taking shape.
In brief
Carolyn Tisch Blodgett says the Giants’ Tisch family transfer is complete, with her own role still taking shape. The Giants’ ownership change puts the Tisch family’s next generation in control, but day-to-day roles are still being defined. Originally reported by New York Post.
A new Tisch era
Carolyn Tisch Blodgett said the transfer of Giants ownership shares from Steve, Laurie and Jonathan Tisch into a trust for their children is complete.
“done”
Nearly half transferred
The move places 45% of the Giants in the hands of the Tisch family’s third generation, after decades of shared control with the Mara family.
Big money backdrop
The transfer follows last year’s sale of small Giants stakes to the Koch family at a $10 billion valuation. Forbes now values the team at $12 billion.
Steve stays involved
Steve Tisch no longer holds direct ownership, but remains executive vice president and chairman. Laurie and Jonathan also keep front office or board roles.
Her role is forming
Tisch Blodgett said she has worked on international growth, fan development and game-day experience, but her owner role is still being sorted out.
“the in-game experience looks really different”
Business work ahead
She said the team is weighing growth in flag football, overseas markets and a more diverse audience while also adjusting to a new coach and culture.
“there’s so much work to be done right now”
At a glance
The Giants’ ownership change puts the Tisch family’s next generation in control, but day-to-day roles are still being defined.
