Unlock the Potential of Asian Basketball
About Realeague
Realeague is a sports holding company committed to unlocking the potential of Asian basketball through investments and operations of pan-regional competitions.
Realeague is proudly backed by Alibaba Entrepreneurs Fund.
LATEST NEWS
Former FIBA Executive Director, David Crocker, joins Realeague as Senior Advisor
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Realeague Announced the Addition of Greg Stolt to its Leadership Team as Senior Vice president of Basketball Operations
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Realeague Hosted the Inaugural Greater Bay Area International Sports Business Summit in Macau, China
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EABA Announces Partnership with GOBI Partners on New League Formation
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Jay Li,
Founder & CEO
Jay received a Master of Management Science in Global Affairs from Tsinghua University and a Bachelor of Arts in Film & Media Studies from the University of Rochester. He was a Schwarzman Scholar and a member of the program’s inaugural cohort. He was the first scholar to be named as a PepsiCo Foundation Henry M. Paulson, Jr. Fellow in the history of Schwarzman College.
David Crocker,
Senior Advisor
Jay received a Master of Management Science in Global Affairs from Tsinghua University and a Bachelor of Arts in Film & Media Studies from the University of Rochester. He was a Schwarzman Scholar and a member of the program’s inaugural cohort. He was the first scholar to be named as a PepsiCo Foundation Henry M. Paulson, Jr. Fellow in the history of Schwarzman College.
Natalie Lee,
Senior Vice President
Jay received a Master of Management Science in Global Affairs from Tsinghua University and a Bachelor of Arts in Film & Media Studies from the University of Rochester. He was a Schwarzman Scholar and a member of the program’s inaugural cohort. He was the first scholar to be named as a PepsiCo Foundation Henry M. Paulson, Jr. Fellow in the history of Schwarzman College.
Greg Stolt,
Senior Vice President
Jay received a Master of Management Science in Global Affairs from Tsinghua University and a Bachelor of Arts in Film & Media Studies from the University of Rochester. He was a Schwarzman Scholar and a member of the program’s inaugural cohort. He was the first scholar to be named as a PepsiCo Foundation Henry M. Paulson, Jr. Fellow in the history of Schwarzman College.