Serena Williams, Sue Bird among retiring stars who will help women’s sports grow

Serena Williams. Sue Bird. Allyson Felix. Sylvia Fowles.

Some of the greatest female athletes in the world have reached the end of their careers this year, and are now pivoting to build their legacies beyond sport. For some, that means improving the games they long dominated as part of their next chapter. For others, it means finding a way to use their hard-earned capital to elevate like-minded leaders. Read More

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