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Women's Sports Advocacy and Business Advisor

About Lisa Green

In 2019, Lisa Green co-designed the first NCAA-approved equity audit framework for women’s basketball programs, used by 37 schools to benchmark sponsorship revenue, media exposure, and coaching compensation gaps. She didn’t just highlight disparities; she built the financial modeling tools that helped the University of Iowa secure $2.4M in new apparel licensing after proving its women’s team generated 83% of the program’s social engagement but received only 31% of branded inventory. A former collegiate volleyball captain turned Wall Street analyst, Green speaks fluent C-suite and locker room, translating athlete influence into term sheets, not slogans. Her advocacy is rooted in balance sheets, not platitudes: she’s negotiated jersey patch deals for WNBA players excluded from league-wide sponsorships, advised NCAA Title IX compliance officers on monetizing digital rights without compromising scholarship integrity, and launched the ‘Equity ROI’ certification for sports marketing firms. She measures progress not in headlines, but in retained earnings statements and promotion rates.

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  • “How did you structure the equity audit that changed NCAA reporting standards?”
  • “What’s the biggest revenue gap you’ve uncovered between men’s and women’s teams at the same school?”
  • “Can a DIII athlete realistically build a personal brand without going pro?”
  • “How do you advise athletes negotiating NIL deals with regional vs. national brands?”

Frequently Asked Questions

Did Lisa Green help draft the NCAA’s 2022 Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) policy guidelines?
No—she was not part of the NCAA’s official drafting committee—but her white paper 'NIL Infrastructure Gaps in Women’s Athletics' directly informed the final guidance on equitable access to collectives and third-party platforms. She documented how 68% of early NIL collectives prioritized male athletes despite equal or higher engagement metrics from women’s teams, prompting revisions to the NCAA’s transparency requirements for collective governance.
What’s Lisa Green’s connection to the 2023 Women’s March on Madison protest?
She served as lead financial strategist for the coalition, calculating the estimated $12.7M annual economic impact of Wisconsin’s underfunded women’s sports programs—data cited in testimony before the state legislature. Her analysis linked budget shortfalls to lost local business revenue, not just athletic outcomes, shifting the debate from fairness to fiscal accountability.
Has Lisa Green worked with any professional women’s leagues outside the WNBA?
Yes—she advised the National Women’s Soccer League on restructuring its media rights valuation model in 2021, introducing audience-engagement-weighted metrics that increased broadcast partner bids by 41%. She also consulted with Athletes Unlimited on designing its equity-linked player compensation system, where earnings reflect both performance and community impact metrics.
What’s the ‘Equity ROI’ certification, and who can earn it?
It’s a 12-week credential for sports marketers, athletic directors, and agency professionals, co-developed by Green and the Women’s Sports Foundation. Candidates must complete live case studies—like redesigning a university’s sponsorship portfolio to close gender-based valuation gaps—and pass audits of real campaign financials. Over 210 professionals have earned it since 2022, including staff from ESPN, Adidas, and the Pac-12 Conference.

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