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Solid recap from Abe Madkour from a panel at Dealmakers, where no one held back on what it’s actually like building in the sports industry. Jordy Leiser dropped the “eating glass three meals a day” line. Jeb Terry talked about getting fired from his dream job twice. Sameer Ahuja hammered home that there’s no balance; you need real staying power. David Nugent reminded everyone that most ideas aren’t businesses. Glass eaten. Lessons earned. Onward. Link to Abe's recap: https://lnkd.in/gpgdGZgB

While league-wide NWSL attendance dipped 5%, the North Carolina Courage went in the opposite direction, up 21% and setting a franchise record despite missing the playoffs. That’s the power of a connected fan experience. When ticketing, marketing, mobile, and data work as one, you can grow through anything. We’re proud to play our part in giving teams full control of the fan journey and the tools to keep fans coming back. Can’t wait to see the team set even more records on and off the pitch next season. If you’re still piecing things together with legacy tools, let’s talk. Link to the Sports Business Journal article by Alex Silverman in the comments.

On Sunday, the Minnesota Timberwolves opened the season with a win. Wolves 114 – Pacers 110. But the real win? The energy in the building from the doors to the final buzzer. It was the first regular-season National Basketball Association (NBA) game with the full fan experience powered by Jump. 15,000+ fans, all on one seamless platform. Smooth entry. In-game seat upgrades. Zero issues. The fans loved it, and the staff was fired up. This is what it looks like when the team owns the platform. And it's just the beginning. Game 3 against the Lakers tonight 💥

New club. New stadium. New standard. We’re proud to announce Denver Summit FC has chosen Jump as its official fan experience and ticketing platform, setting the blueprint for how modern pro sports teams are built. Summit is launching with one unified platform for ticketing, merch, and gameday engagement, giving fans a seamless, personalized experience from day one and the club full ownership of every fan touchpoint. This is how the future of sports is built. Read the full announcement → https://lnkd.in/gfFprMYt

Matthew Caldwell, CEO of the Minnesota Timberwolves and Minnesota Lynx, and Jump CEO Jordy Leiser joined TBPN yesterday to talk about what changes when teams own the fan relationship. With Jump, the Wolves have seen how better fan data leads to more relevant experiences, smarter pricing helps fill the building, and broader distribution makes it easier for fans to find and buy tickets. Check out the full conversation with Jordi Hays and John Coogan 👉 https://lnkd.in/gEdm7psT

A fan asked the CEO of the Minnesota Timberwolves how different Jump really is. So he pulled out his own phone and showed him. The next morning, the Timberwolves app sent him a notification and an email reminding him to return to his cart. Matthew Caldwell tells the story to Jordy Leiser. Full video and case study here 👉