Phil Cook is in his sixth year as the Chief Marketing Officer for the WNBA. By contemporizing the WNBA Brand through athlete storytelling and innovative partnerships, Phil is driving a fundamental shift in the League’s cultural identity from a brand of support to one of fandom. Before joining the WNBA, Phil spent over 25 years at Nike with a focus on the global basketball landscape.

Clarke is CEO of the New York Liberty, leading the franchise to its first WNBA championship in 2024. In her 16th season with the team, she drove 60%+ sponsorship growth and launched Liberty Live, the team's own streaming platform. Clarke was most recently selected as ESSENCE’s CEO of the Year for her industry-shaping leadership and cultural impact. She resides in New Jersey with her husband and their two children.

Epstein oversees ESPN marketing for WNBA, NWSL, MLB, Grand Slam tennis, NCAA Championships, LOVB, espnW & more. She leads female audience growth strategy and Executive Produces the annual espnW Summit. Rachel previously launched and led marketing for Women's Professional Soccer league. She's an Indiana University grad & All-American tennis player.

Sarah Spain is an Emmy, Gracie and Peabody Award-winning sports journalist, the host of the only daily women's sports podcast, "Good Game with Sarah Spain," and the Content Director of iHeart Women's Sports. Her book, "Runs In The Family," came out in 2025. Spain, a co-owner of the LOVB San Francisco pro volleyball team, has been a jack of all trades in her more than two decades in sports, including 15+ years at ESPN.