Vincent Thurow brings over a decade of expertise in developing investment strategies within the media and technology sectors, with a proven track record in building innovative and scalable technology solutions.

Throughout his career, he has been both an active investor and strategic advisor in the sports and media space, as well as a technology entrepreneur.

Vincent’s career spans more than 10 years in investment banking, holding key roles at UBS, Arma Partners, Lincoln International, and Deloitte. He focused on the media, sports, and technology sectors, where he advised clients on a wide range of complex public and private corporate finance transactions.

He holds both a BSc and MSc in Finance from Leibniz University Hanover (Germany), and is fluent in both German and English.

Dan Faermark was previously the Chief of Staff & VP Corporate Development of 777 Football Group, playing a dual role in the senior management team, looking after a portfolio of 8 football clubs, and the investment team within 777 Partners' sports & media team, helping to identify and acquire the clubs.

Prior to that, Dan’s experience in sports & media spans working in product and revenue strategy at DAZN, the global sports broadcaster, to advising football clubs including Aston Villa FC, Burnley FC and RCD Espanyol on strategic and commercial matters.

Dan spent 7 years in Investment Banking at Evercore advising companies across various corporate finance transactions.

He holds an MA Hons International Relations from the University of St Andrews (Scotland, UK) and an MBA from IESE (Barcelona, Spain), and is fluent in English, French and Spanish.

Leo Rifkind is the Co-founder and Partner of investment firm Chiron Sports Group, where he spearheads sports investment strategies backed by two family offices, Apeiron Investment Group and Infinitas Capital.

He began his career as an M&A attorney, with stints in New York and London, advising Large Cap Private Equity funds on high-profile corporate transactions at Skadden Arps and Freshfields.

In 2020, Leo partnered with Thomas Sandgaard to acquire Charlton Athletic and served as a director for both the men’s and women’s teams. He played a key role in professionalizing the women’s team and advancing its development.

Leo is a graduate of the London School of Economics (Law LLB) and Berkeley Law School (LL.M.), and has been a guest tutor at the London School of Economics.