Wasserman Launches The Collective to Raise Women's Visibility in Sports

Female-focused division spans sports, entertainment and culture

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The recent Women’s World Cup in France was a global phenomenon. Beyond the headlines about the U.S. victory and subsequent stories about Megan Rapinoe, one of the team’s captains, clashing with Donald Trump and pay equity, there was a focus on the high level of play and emerging talent in the sport.

While the tournament certainly generated excitement around women’s soccer, there continues to be greater interest in women’s sports across the board. To that end, sports and talent agency Wasserman launched a new women-focused division called The Collective last week with the goal of raising the visibility of women in sports, entertainment and culture.

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