Fenway Sports Group is the parent company of Major League Baseball’s Boston Red Sox and Liverpool F.C. It was founded in 2001 as New England Sports Ventures (NESV).
NESV officially changed its name to Fenway Sports Group in March 2011.
Who is part of Fenway Sports Group?
Partners in Fenway Sports Group LLC as of 31st March 2021 include:
- John W. Henry (Owner)
- Chairman Thomas C. Werner (Second-largest shareholder and Chairman)
- Theodor Alfond
- William Alfond,
- Maverick Carter
- Thomas R. DiBenedetto
- Michael J. Egan (Director of Liverpool FC)
- Patrick Egan
- David Ginsberg (Vice-Chairman)
- Michael S. Gordon (President, FSG; director, Liverpool FC)
- Linda P. Henry
- Josh Jacobson
- LeBron James
- John A. Kaneb
- Sam Kennedy (President, CEO, Boston Red Sox)
- Set Klarman
- Larry Luchino (President/CEO emeritus, Boston Red Sox)
- Henry F. McCance
- Philip H. Morse (Vice-Chairman)
- Michael Pucker
- Bruce Rauner
- Redbird Capital Partners
- Frank M. Resnek
- Laura Trust,
- Paul Wachter
- Herbert Wagner
- Richard Warke
- Ed Weiss(Executive Vice President/Corporate strategy and general counsel)
- Greg Morris(Chief Financial officer)
How much did Fenway Sports Group buy Liverpool for?
New England Sports Ventures, currently known as Fenway Sports Group, purchased Liverpool for £300 million ($440 million) in 2010.