Apart from having a successful career in baseball, Alex ‘A-Rod’ Rodriguez is also a successful businessman. A-Rod did not achieve it overnight, but he used to invest since his playing days. Compared to his baseball career, A-Rod’s post-retirement is an example for many.

He is the one brilliant student in the class who always understood his assignment. Whether it is the ballpark or business, A-Rod knows how to hit the ball out of the park. For a sportsperson as successful as A-Rod, understanding the business and investments is not a straightforward thing. But that is not the case with A-Rod.

Recently, in an economic forum in Miami, A-Rod opened up about how important diversity is to run a successful business. The Yankees’ great revealed what he expects in his boardroom meetings.

Alex ‘A-Rod’ Rodriguez believes bringing diversity to the table helps run a successful business

Having played for over 20 years in Major League Baseball, A-Rod has already established himself as a successful businessman. With a net worth of over $350 million, the Yankees legend has multiple properties in his name.

In a recent interview with Russell Sherman, A-Rod said that having diversity in the boardroom is the best way to run a business. Because if people from different backgrounds are in the boardroom, bring different opinions, which eventually helps the business grow further.

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“The buzzword everyone talks about today is diversity. And people want to do it because they have to, or it is important,” Alex ‘A-Rod’ Rodriguez said. “But to me, it’s like the only way to do it because it’s the best way to run a business. Because you need people from different ways of life coming to the boardroom and giving different opinions… You need a little bit of everything.”

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Last year, during the pandemic, A-Rod became a part-owner of the NBA franchise, Minnesota Timberwolves. He, along with his billionaire friend Marc Lore, bought the NBA team. Apart from this, he has also invested a huge amount in real estate.

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Keeping your bias aside, on a scale of one to ten, how much will you rate A-Rod’s post-retirement career?