Maria Sharapova: Transitioning from Tennis to Business
Serena Williams, one of Maria Sharapova's fiercest rivals, took the same path, becoming an entrepreneur post-retirement.
Sharapova's Business Journey Beyond Tennis
Sharapova's journey included Harvard Business School classes and internships. She also acknowledged "that there were limitations to what I could do when I was outside of the court" and the significance of making career decisions as a woman, balancing work and family.
With a net worth exceeding $196 million, she boasts successful ventures like Sugarpova and holds a role on Moncler's board of directors. Sharapova's post-retirement dedication mirrors her fierce competitiveness on the court.
Serena Williams: Beyond Tennis Success
Following her retirement, Serena Williams, like Sharapova, intensified her off-court pursuits. While she began her ventures during her prime, post-retirement, she dedicated even more attention to them.
Serena's Off-Court Ventures Thrive
Serena prioritized her venture capital business, Serena Ventures, focusing on supporting women and people of color in their start-ups. Serena's firm also successfully secured over $111 million in funding within the past year. Both former rivals now channel their energy into elevating their ventures to new heights.
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