Michael Breit on the Business of Sports Live from the U.S. Open

Published: Sep 6, 2016
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The Bloomberg Advantage with Carol Massar and Cory Johnson featured Michael Breit, Partner in Charge EisnerAmper Sports and Entertainment practice discussing the business of sports from the U.S. Open and the venue’s new $150 million retractable roof. Michael, who calls the new roof a ”work of art”, says that the USTA certainly got its money’s worth.

In this engaging segment, Michael provides insights on everything from what goes into the huge growth of pro sports team valuations, to the global rise of e-sports, and how all sorts of “visual media” including social media contribute to the development of new revenue streams.

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