There is no doubt that Serena Williams is one of the most prolific and dominant tennis players of all time. In the context of tennis players, it is both men and women who are referred to as tennis players.
It is worth noting that Serena has 23 Grand Slam titles, one more than Rafael Nadal, two more than Novak Djokovic, and three more than Roger Federer.
Serena Williams, however, announced that she was quitting tennis in order to concentrate on all of her business ventures.
Forbes estimates Williams’ net worth at $260 million. Aside from founding Serena Ventures, the 40-year-old has established brand partnerships with big names such as Gatorade, Ford, Hanesbrands, Gucci, and Nike.
A look at Serena Williams’ business ventures
It has been reported that 78% of Serena Williams’ portfolio consists of companies that were started by women and people of color.
The following is a list of several companies that Serena Williams has invested in over the years.
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Lolli
The Lolli bitcoin rewards program lets users earn bitcoin when they shop with their merchant partners. If you haven’t yet started investing in crypto and are interested, you should take a look at cryptomeister.com where you can find a complete guide on getting started in the world of crypto.
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MasterClass
Streaming platform MasterClass offers more than 150 instructors and classes across many fields including arts and entertainment, business, design, gaming, and writing.
Having written one of MasterClass’ “very first checks,” Williams offers her own class on the techniques, drills, and mental skills that helped her win 23 Grand Slam singles titles.
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Tonal
Tonal is a strength training gym that you can use at home. The company is valued at $1 billion. The system works similarly to Peloton, but with a gym component.
As part of Tonal’s “Strength Made Me” campaign, Williams is a brand ambassador.
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OURS
Live counseling sessions are available on OURS, a website for couples counseling.
Through the company’s technology, virtual counseling, live counseling, and content sessions are available.
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Clubhouse
The Clubhouse is an audio chat room for casual, drop-in conversations. You can meet friends and new people from all over the world here.
Discussion topics are developed, debated, and asked.
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Daily Harvest
Chef-crafted food delivered to your door made with sustainably sourced fruit and vegetables.
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Infinite Objects
Video images are printed on infinite objects and sold as frames.
NFT holders make up a large portion of their clients. Using Infinite Objects, blockchain owners can turn their blockchains into physical objects.
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Hued
Digital health equity company HUED provides Black, Latinx, and Indigenous communities with equitable and inclusive healthcare experiences.
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Esusu
Esusu, a financial technology company for rent reporting and credit building, received $10 million in Series A funding from Serena Ventures in July 2021.
The Esusu system is available in more than 2 million homes, representing a gross lease value of over $2.4 billion.
