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Tennis Champ Djokovic Joins VC Firm General Atlantic
26 Jun
Summary
- Djokovic now serves as a global strategic adviser for General Atlantic.
- The firm plans to leverage Djokovic's network for sports and wellness investments.
- General Atlantic manages $126 billion in assets.

Tennis icon Novak Djokovic has entered the world of finance, joining General Atlantic as a global strategic adviser. This collaboration signifies the venture capital firm's deepening investment strategy within the sports industry.
Djokovic, a 24-time Grand Slam winner, expressed his enthusiasm for disrupting the status quo in his new role. He stated his aim to seek like-minded individuals for this venture.
General Atlantic, a firm managing $126 billion, plans to utilize Djokovic's extensive network and insights. The focus will be on expanding investments in the health and wellness sectors, areas that resonate strongly with the tennis star's personal brand and dedication to peak physical condition.
The firm already holds stakes in sports-related entities, including Grupo Águilas, owner of Club América, and LiveMode, a Brazilian sports media agency. General Atlantic also backs activewear brands like Vuori and Gymshark, and the restaurant chain Joe & the Juice, for which Djokovic serves as a brand ambassador.
This move by Djokovic highlights the increasing convergence of sports and private capital, as buyout firms are actively channeling significant investments into various facets of the tennis world.